The role at a glance
What you would work on
Compare compact block encodings and estimate the physical cat-qubit count and runtime for a selected use case, using reproducible code. A six-month Paris internship expected to begin in January 2027.
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Qualifications and experience
- Applicants must currently be enrolled in an MSc or PhD programme in physics or mathematics.
- English proficiency and quantum-computing fundamentals are requested; no minimum professional experience is required. Python is preferred.
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Paris, France · Hybrid.
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Additional employer notes
- Expected start: January 2027, for six months.
- Paris hybrid is not remote-anywhere eligibility.
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Understand the work
Quantum algorithms researcher
Frame research around a specific problem, assumptions and evidence.
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