DescriptionJoin us in building the next generation foundry for quantum processor manufacturing We are seekingaResearch Assistant(Part-time student position)to support the development of wafer-scale crystal growth processes using advanced deposition and characterization tools with a particular focus on quantum circuit(s) and related components.
Do you want to be a part of pioneering quantum computing in a world-class quantum ecosystem in the heart of Copenhagen Quantum Foundry Copenhagen is a newly founded company owned by the Novo Nordisk Foundation (NNF) aimed at developing next generationquantumcomputingprocessor technologies.
Our mission is toestablisha foundry capable of manufacturing quantum processor units (QPUs) employing novel methods to meet the extreme requirements for purity and precision needed to bringquantumcomputing to scale.
About us
Our company is part of a vibrant and growing Danish quantum ecosystem and we collaborate closely with world-leading researchers attheNovo Nordisk Foundation Quantum ComputingProgramme(NQCP) based at the Niels Bohr Institute University of Copenhagen. NQCPis designed tofacilitateand drive research and innovations at multiple levels from developing materials and quantum processor technologies through solutions for the quantum-classical control and readout interface and all the way to quantum algorithms and applications.
In close collaboration with NQCP and international partners we aim to pioneer chip-based fabrication and packaging methods forstate-of-the-artquantum processors.
Join our team
This role ensures continuous support for longduration crystal growth experiments while contributing to materials characterization project communication and datadriven process development.
Additionalkey responsibilities and tasksmayinclude:
- Act as the primary afterhours support for ongoing crystal growth processes ensuring continuity during longduration experiments (including monitoring and handling deposition systems).
- Participate in multiple projects and communicate regularly with Quantum Foundryand NQCP stakeholders on process status and materials characterization through Teams updates and project meetings.
- Perform fast loop materials characterization.
- Support the process development team in implementing datadriven methodologies for continuous improvement.
The role is part time with an expected commitment of 1520 hours perweek andoffers a flexible schedule that allows you to balance your work and studies.
Professional andpersonalqualifications
You are a collaborative and communicative team player whothrivesin a dynamic work environment. You are curious and selfdriven with the ability to quickly learn and apply new techniques in an evolving research setting.
You are preferably early in your studies (bachelors or masters degree in a relevant field) with at least one yearremaining-
Yourqualifications and experience may include:
- Enrolled in a Bachelors orMastersprogram in Physics Chemistry Materials Science or a closely related field.
- Demonstratedinterestincrystalgrowthnanofabrication and/orepitaxyprocessespreferablysupportedby relevantcoursework.
- Broadfoundationalknowledgeofmaterialscharacterizationtechniquesandnanofabricationprocesses.
The application process:
For more information please contactChristina NielsenFront End Circuitry Team Lead
To apply please click the Apply button andsubmityour:
- Curriculum vitae including a short cover letter
- A copy of your transcripts
Application deadline:Please apply as soon as possible
Employment is contingent upon security clearance.
Required Experience:
Junior IC
DescriptionJoin us in building the next generation foundry for quantum processor manufacturing We are seekingaResearch Assistant(Part-time student position)to support the development of wafer-scale crystal growth processes using advanced deposition and characterization tools with a particular focus...
DescriptionJoin us in building the next generation foundry for quantum processor manufacturing We are seekingaResearch Assistant(Part-time student position)to support the development of wafer-scale crystal growth processes using advanced deposition and characterization tools with a particular focus on quantum circuit(s) and related components.
Do you want to be a part of pioneering quantum computing in a world-class quantum ecosystem in the heart of Copenhagen Quantum Foundry Copenhagen is a newly founded company owned by the Novo Nordisk Foundation (NNF) aimed at developing next generationquantumcomputingprocessor technologies.
Our mission is toestablisha foundry capable of manufacturing quantum processor units (QPUs) employing novel methods to meet the extreme requirements for purity and precision needed to bringquantumcomputing to scale.
About us
Our company is part of a vibrant and growing Danish quantum ecosystem and we collaborate closely with world-leading researchers attheNovo Nordisk Foundation Quantum ComputingProgramme(NQCP) based at the Niels Bohr Institute University of Copenhagen. NQCPis designed tofacilitateand drive research and innovations at multiple levels from developing materials and quantum processor technologies through solutions for the quantum-classical control and readout interface and all the way to quantum algorithms and applications.
In close collaboration with NQCP and international partners we aim to pioneer chip-based fabrication and packaging methods forstate-of-the-artquantum processors.
Join our team
This role ensures continuous support for longduration crystal growth experiments while contributing to materials characterization project communication and datadriven process development.
Additionalkey responsibilities and tasksmayinclude:
- Act as the primary afterhours support for ongoing crystal growth processes ensuring continuity during longduration experiments (including monitoring and handling deposition systems).
- Participate in multiple projects and communicate regularly with Quantum Foundryand NQCP stakeholders on process status and materials characterization through Teams updates and project meetings.
- Perform fast loop materials characterization.
- Support the process development team in implementing datadriven methodologies for continuous improvement.
The role is part time with an expected commitment of 1520 hours perweek andoffers a flexible schedule that allows you to balance your work and studies.
Professional andpersonalqualifications
You are a collaborative and communicative team player whothrivesin a dynamic work environment. You are curious and selfdriven with the ability to quickly learn and apply new techniques in an evolving research setting.
You are preferably early in your studies (bachelors or masters degree in a relevant field) with at least one yearremaining-
Yourqualifications and experience may include:
- Enrolled in a Bachelors orMastersprogram in Physics Chemistry Materials Science or a closely related field.
- Demonstratedinterestincrystalgrowthnanofabrication and/orepitaxyprocessespreferablysupportedby relevantcoursework.
- Broadfoundationalknowledgeofmaterialscharacterizationtechniquesandnanofabricationprocesses.
The application process:
For more information please contactChristina NielsenFront End Circuitry Team Lead
To apply please click the Apply button andsubmityour:
- Curriculum vitae including a short cover letter
- A copy of your transcripts
Application deadline:Please apply as soon as possible
Employment is contingent upon security clearance.
Required Experience:
Junior IC
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