Quantum Materials & Process Intern — Flexible Schedule

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

Benefits offered by this job

Housing stipend

Job summary

Quantinuum is seeking a Material and Process Engineering Intern in our Broomfield, CO location. You will collaborate with scientists, engineers, material management, and technicians to select materials and processes based on mechanical, thermal, and chemical properties, and help document specifications.

You must be actively pursuing a bachelor’s degree, graduating on or after December 2027, and be a U.S. Person due to contractual requirements.

Qualifications

• Actively pursuing a bachelor’s degree.
• Graduating on/after December 2027.
• U.S. Person required due to contractual requirements.
• Not a China national or Russian national unless U.S. citizen.

Responsibilities

• Works with scientists, engineers, material management, and technicians to select materials and processes based on properties.
• Participate in troubleshooting process issues including root cause analysis.
• Document material specifications, process parameters, and test results.
• Evaluate materials for approval in applications to support production.
• Assist in developing processes that support bill-of-material creation and change management.
• Review designs for material and process failure modes.
• Research and evaluate new and existing processes for adaptation or improvements to manufacture the quantum computer.

Skills

Strong analytical

Excellent communication

Teamwork

Hands-on work

Education

Bachelor’s degree in progress

GPA 3.0+

Tools

CAD

Job description

Quantinuum is seeking a Material and Process Engineering Intern in our Broomfield, CO location. You will collaborate with scientists, engineers, material management, and technicians to select materials and processes based on mechanical, thermal, and chemical properties, and help document specifications.

You must be actively pursuing a bachelor’s degree, graduating on or after December 2027, and be a U.S. Person due to contractual requirements.