Quantum Error Correction and Architecture Intern

Logiqal, Inc.

Princeton, NJFresher18m agovia LinkedIn

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Who can apply
New grads and up to 1 year
Must know
Circuit design
Work
On-site in Princeton · internship
Pay
Not stated by the employer.
Skill demand
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Nov 4, 2026 · still open

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About the Role

The Logiqal QEC/Architecture Intern will collaborate directly with the QEC and software team to develop new tools for fault-tolerant computing with neutral atoms. Intern projects are expected to be technically substantial, directly contributing to Logiqal's approach to quantum error correction, with the potential for publication.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop new tools for fault-tolerant computing with neutral atoms.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Experience in one or more of the following:
  • Quantum error correction
  • Designing custom decoders
  • Logic in qLDPC codes
  • Fault-tolerant quantum compilation
  • Optimizing quantum circuits for specific qubit hardware
  • General strengths in:
  • Analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Ability to design, build, debug, and iterate quickly
  • Working in a fast-paced environment
  • Curiosity, initiative, and a desire to solve problems inspired by real hardware

Qualifications

  • Applicants from physics, computer science, applied math, and related fields are welcome.
  • Curiosity, driven, and a passion for building hard things.
  • Experience is valued at all training levels: advanced undergraduates, MS, and PhD students are encouraged to apply.
  • This role is open to current students at the undergraduate, MS, or PhD level at US-based institutions.
  • This internship is on-site at the lab near Princeton, New Jersey.

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