Quantum Computing testbench development

Imec is developing a technology platform inside its 300mm Fab dedicated to Quantum Computing. We are building a novel characterization infrastructure of SpinQubit devices using both optical & electronic components.

Your role is to develop a new measurement setup on a cryogenic testbench. This includes setting up the optical & electrical instrumentation chain from a pre-existing layout, physically connecting the systems and programming an automation framework. Leading-edge devices including Silicon Spin Qubit devices will be used as a test vehicle to determine the measurement repeatability, accuracy and performance. In charge of the system validation, you will be establishing a calibration protocol and deliver its documentation.

Your profile : 

• Master student in Science or Engineering Science, focusing on Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Photonics or Optoelectronics.
• Proficient in English
• You feel best in a lab environment experimenting and developing new systems or functionalities.
• Self-starter and result oriented, you are eager to discover and use the full potential of leading edge equipment.
• You are at ease with several programming languages including Python and not afraid to integrate heterogeneous systems.
• You are ready to join a multicultural environment and learn intensely to deliver qualitative results.
   

Type of Internship: Master internship

Master's degree: Master of Engineering Science; Master of Science; Master of Engineering Technology

Required educational background: Electrotechnics/Electrical Engineering; Nanoscience & Nanotechnology; Physics

Duration: 6 months minimum

University Promotor: Kristiaan De Greve

For more information or application, please contact the supervising scientist Sylvain Baudot (sylvain.baudot@imec.be).

Only for self-supporting students.