Materials & Process Engineering Intern — Quantum Hardware

Quantinuum; Broomfield (CO); On-site; USD 37,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Housing stipend

Flexible work schedule

Employee discounts

Job summary

Quantinuum in Broomfield, Colorado is seeking a Material and Process Engineering Intern. The role integrates with scientists, engineers, and technicians to select and optimize materials and processes for quantum computer production.

The intern will document specifications, assist in BOM changes, and help evaluate materials for production use while participating in root-cause analysis of process issues. GPA 3.0+ and US citizenship or equivalent status are preferred.

Qualifications

• Actively pursuing a bachelor’s degree with expected graduation after Dec 2027.
• U.S. Person required due to contractual and national security rules.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with scientists, engineers, material management, and technicians to select materials and processes.
• Troubleshoot process issues and perform root cause analysis.
• Document material specs, process parameters, and test results.
• Evaluate materials for production application approval.
• Assist in developing processes supporting BOM creation and change management.
• Review designs for material and process failure modes.
• Research and evaluate processes for manufacturing quantum computers.

Skills

Strong analytical skills

Problem solving

Excellent communication

Teamwork abilities

Self-motivation

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Material Science/Chemical/Mechanical Eng

GPA 3.0 or higher

Tools

CAD Experience

Job description

Quantinuum in Broomfield, Colorado is seeking a Material and Process Engineering Intern. The role integrates with scientists, engineers, and technicians to select and optimize materials and processes for quantum computer production.

The intern will document specifications, assist in BOM changes, and help evaluate materials for production use while participating in root-cause analysis of process issues. GPA 3.0+ and US citizenship or equivalent status are preferred.