Quantum Hardware Internship: FPGA & QEC (Cambridge)

Riverlane; Cambridge; Remote; GBP 84,000 - 98,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical insurance

Health cash plan

Life assurance

Job summary

Riverlane in Cambridge, UK, offers a full-time summer internship for current students in technical fields. The 10–12 week programme places you at our head office, working with software and hardware engineers, mathematicians and physicists on projects that advance quantum computing and quantum error correction.

You will have a dedicated supervisor and a meaningful project to own and present at the end. Past interns have contributed code to open-source compilers, co-authored research papers and

Qualifications

• Must be a current student in a technical field (BSc/MSc/PhD) at time of application.
• Studying CS, Electrical Engineering, Physics, Mathematics or related subjects.
• Proficiency in Python.
• Knowledge of FPGA, RTL and computer architecture helpful.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with experienced engineers to evaluate architectural options.
• Enhance decoder architecture for flexibility and speed.
• Explore design approaches and assess potential benefits.
• Contribute to design decisions balancing functionality and resources.
• Communicate work through discussions, presentations and documentation.
• Develop understanding of FPGA development and quantum computing.

Skills

Python

RTL development

Low-level architecture

Teamwork

Education

Current student in CS/EE/Physics/Math

Tools

Git

FPGA

Job description

Riverlane in Cambridge, UK, offers a full-time summer internship for current students in technical fields. The 10–12 week programme places you at our head office, working with software and hardware engineers, mathematicians and physicists on projects that advance quantum computing and quantum error correction.

You will have a dedicated supervisor and a meaningful project to own and present at the end. Past interns have contributed code to open-source compilers, co-authored research papers and