Optical Probabilistic Computing Internship

AMOLF; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 7,800 - 11,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Involvement in cutting-edge research

Opportunities for learning and development

Inclusive and diverse work environment

Job summary

AMOLF in Amsterdam is offering an internship/master project focused on probabilistic computing using nonlinear optical resonators. You will investigate experimental implementations of optical p-bits and their performance metrics.

The ideal candidate is currently enrolled in a relevant Master's program and is available for at least 5 months. This opportunity is part of a leading research group in the Netherlands, promoting a diverse work environment.

Qualifications

• Must be enrolled in a Master's program.
• EU nationality or university enrollment in the Netherlands.
• Availability for at least 5 months.

Responsibilities

• Explore implementation of optical p-bits experimentally.
• Investigate energy efficiency, speed, and precision.
• Conduct experiments and simulations related to stochastic systems.

Skills

Research in probabilistic computing

Understanding of nonlinear optical resonators

Familiarity with physics, chemistry, or materials science

Effective communication

Education

Master's program in physics, chemistry, materials science or related field

Job description

AMOLF in Amsterdam is offering an internship/master project focused on probabilistic computing using nonlinear optical resonators. You will investigate experimental implementations of optical p-bits and their performance metrics.

The ideal candidate is currently enrolled in a relevant Master's program and is available for at least 5 months. This opportunity is part of a leading research group in the Netherlands, promoting a diverse work environment.