Quantum Computing Research Intern: Build Future Tech

Booz Allen Hamilton; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 69,000 - 158,000; Full time

Job summary

Booz Allen Hamilton offers a University - Summer 2027 Quantum Computing Research Intern opportunity in Washington, DC. You will grow your software development and quantum computing skills, writing code and creating scalable programs to solve real-world challenges.

You’ll work closely with Booz Allen quantum research staff to understand customer needs, apply software engineering expertise, and develop MVPs that demonstrate quantum-enabled solutions.

Qualifications

• Experience in research in computer science, quantum technology, physics, chemistry, or mathematics, including academic research.
• Experience in data gathering, analytical, and problem-solving work.
• Experience with quantum algorithms, quantum software development, or quantum computing applications.
• Knowledge of Agile development environments, tools, and methodologies.
• Knowledge of an object-oriented language, including Java, C++, C#, Rust, or Python.
• Ability to obtain a Secret clearance.
• Scheduled to obtain a Bachelor’s degree by Summer 2028 or Summer 2029.

Responsibilities

• Work closely with Booz Allen quantum research staff to understand customer needs and provide direct software development support.
• Apply your expertise in software engineering or computer science for problem-solving, design, development, and maintenance of cutting-edge quantum systems.
• Identify new growth areas for our quantum and AI businesses and build MVPs that excite customers.
• Leverage principles of software development to build frameworks and programs that scale with customer use cases.

Skills

Quantum research

Data analysis

Quantum software development

Agile development

Object-oriented programming (Java/C++/

Security clearance eligibility

Bachelor’s degree by 2028/2029

Education

Bachelor’s degree in progress

Job description

Booz Allen Hamilton offers a University - Summer 2027 Quantum Computing Research Intern opportunity in Washington, DC. You will grow your software development and quantum computing skills, writing code and creating scalable programs to solve real-world challenges.

You’ll work closely with Booz Allen quantum research staff to understand customer needs, apply software engineering expertise, and develop MVPs that demonstrate quantum-enabled solutions.