Want to shape the future of quantum technologies?

Join Quantum Brilliance, a German-Australian startup that's revolutionizing the world with mobile quantum computers! Our mission? To create a mini quantum computer that will completely change how we perceive and utilize quantum computing.

What we do?
In Freiburg, we're working on the heart of our quantum computer, a diamond-based quantum chip. With atomic precision, we create defects in the diamond to make the next-generation computers real. That's where you come in: we need creative minds like yours to support engineering diamond epitaxial growth processes by microwave-assisted chemical vapor deposition (CVD).

Your Tasks

• Assist and operate diamond CVD epitaxy recipes and process engineering tasks following the direction of a senior process engineer

• Upload experiment details in our digital Lab platform

• Perform basic materials characterizations (microscopy, topography)

• Process internal service requests to Fraunhofer IAF collaborators

• We’ll tailor your tasks to match your skills and interests

About you

• You're enrolled as student (university/college) in physics, materials, process engineering or you hold a Master degree and looking for internship

• You have previous experience in running experiments in a lab environment, ideally working with UHV setups.

• You are curious to learn and can follow procedures with precision

• You speak English and German.

What we offer

• Exciting work at the intersection of research and application, with diverse tasks in a dynamic, team-oriented environment.

• Flexible working hours that fit your study schedule. Work is mainly on-site.

• Space for your ideas – be creative and make a real difference with us!

The position is initially limited to 6 months with possible extension.

Student conditions: €14/hour minimum for 80 hours per month (maximum).

Master conditions: Fixed-term, full-time job contract

Interested?
Send your short resume or just text us at Freiburg@Quantum-Brilliance.com and be part of our mission to make quantum computing accessible to everyone!