Quantum Error Correction Scheduling Intern (Quantum Computing)

TL;DR

Quantum Error Correction Scheduling Intern (Quantum Computing): Exploring and simulating scheduling strategies for fault-tolerant quantum circuits with an accent on multi-qubit Pauli measurement schemes. Focus on benchmarking trade-offs between connectivity, qubit count, and circuit depth to optimize quantum system efficiency.

Location: Paris, France

Company

hirify.global is an innovative early-stage startup developing the first universal, fault-tolerant quantum computer based on Schrödinger cat qubits.

What you will do

• Explore scheduling strategies for fault-tolerant quantum circuits, focusing on multi-qubit Pauli measurement schemes
• Benchmark trade-offs between qubit connectivity, total qubit count, and circuit depth across different architectures
• Develop and run numerical simulations to model quantum systems and protocol behavior
• Analyze the implications of new technologies on scalability, robustness, and efficiency
• Collaborate with researchers and engineers to translate theoretical concepts into simulation frameworks
• Document findings and present insights to guide architectural and research decisions

Requirements

• Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in engineering, physics, computer science, or applied mathematics
• Solid understanding of quantum mechanics and quantum computing fundamentals
• Experience with numerical methods and scientific computing (simulation, optimization, linear algebra)
• Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work independently on open-ended research
• Fluent in English, with strong written and verbal communication skills

Nice to have

• Prior experience in quantum information or quantum error correction
• Familiarity with quantum circuit models and fault tolerance concepts

Culture & Benefits

• 1 day off per month
• Half of transportation cost coverage
• Meal vouchers with Swile and access to a fully equipped, stocked kitchen
• Opportunity to work in a passionate, friendly, and diverse team at an early-stage startup
• Environment that encourages innovation, sharing, and professional growth