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Quandela is seeking a motivated intern to investigate energy costs of quantum operations within the SPOQC architecture. You will develop simulations and analytical descriptions of energy costs for qubit operations, using current models.
The internship focuses on balancing computational performance and energy consumption, applying models to simple quantum algorithms, with potential to contribute to a quantum energy advantage. Remote work is possible.
Quandela stands as a global leader in quantum computing, driven by groundbreaking technology and a strategic vision for scaling quantum solutions. The company’s unique ability to offer both hardware and software solutions, along with its commitment to build energy efficient datacenters and scalability, positions it to play a key role in the next wave of innovation, and in many strategic and sovereign industrial sectors.
Join Us at the Forefront of Quantum Computing Innovation
The Device Physics team works on the development and optimisation of quantum computing architectures, including the Spin-Photon Optical Quantum Computing (SPOQC) architecture.
We are looking for a motivated intern to investigate the energy cost of quantum operations within the SPOQC architecture. The internship will focus on analysing the trade-off between the computational performance and energy consumption, using recently developed models of the architecture's energetics and noise. The results will be applied to simple quantum algorithms and computational tasks to explore the potential emergence of a quantum energy advantage.
A challenging and innovative work environment at the heart of quantum computing.
A diverse and collaborative company culture.
Opportunities for professional growth and skill development.
At Quandela, we believe that the strength of our team is the plurality of experiences, perspectives, and journeys. We are committed to building a respectful, inclusive, and welcoming work environment. All applications are welcome.