Quandela, a pioneering European startup in the quantum computing space, is seeking an Opto-electronic Engineering Intern to join their innovative team. The company specializes in developing photonic quantum computers that are setting new standards in modularity, scalability, and energy efficiency.
The role focuses on modeling integrated photonic building blocks, which are fundamental to Quandela's next-generation quantum photonic processors. You'll be working with cutting-edge technology, conducting electromagnetic simulations using advanced tools like Lumerical, and contributing to the development of crucial components such as integrated photonics filters, high-speed modulators, and single-photon detectors.
This internship offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of quantum computing and photonics. You'll be using Python and various simulation tools to analyze and optimize photonic components, while also getting hands-on experience with layout design using tools like gdsfactory and KLayout.
The ideal candidate should have a strong academic background in quantum technologies, optics/photonics, or physics at the Master's level. You'll need to demonstrate proficiency in Python programming, Git version control, and simulation tools, along with strong analytical and communication skills in both French and English.
What makes this opportunity special is the chance to work in a rapidly growing, international environment with significant potential for career advancement. You'll collaborate closely with national and international research groups and private companies, contributing to groundbreaking developments in quantum computing technology.
The position is based in Massy, Île-de-France, France, and includes benefits such as meal vouchers (Tickets restaurant) and transportation cost assistance. This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to build a career at the forefront of quantum computing technology while working with a team of highly skilled professionals.