Research Intern (Theory) at NanoQT

Research Intern (Theory)

Tokyo, Japan

Job Description

Join our team to innovate cutting-edge quantum technologies and drive advancements in quantum computing as Research Intern (Theory)

Key Responsibilities

Fault-tolerant quantum computation (FTQC), quantum error correction (QEC)

Develop and implement a high-performance decoding algorithm for QEC and FTQC.
Survey and develop quantum (or classical) error-correcting codes.
Design architectural frameworks for FTQC tailored to specific physical systems (such as cavity QED and neutral atoms).
Explore fundamental properties of QEC and FTQC.

Applications of quantum information processing and quantum networks

Research and develop promising algorithms and protocols that leverage the advantages of quantum information processing in fields like quantum algorithms, communication, cryptography, and sensing.
Design efficient algorithms or protocols optimized for fault-tolerant quantum computation or error-corrected quantum repeaters, adapted to the constraints of physical quantum systems.

Quantum state engineering in cavity QED and neutral-atom systems

Contribute to the development of simulator library and hardware API for cQED-based quantum computer and quantum repeater.
Develop and/or optimize gate operations, entangled state generation and other qubit operations in cQED system.
Fundamental research into light-matter interaction and quantum many-body dynamics in cQED systems.
.. and more.

Qualifications

Background in physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, or related fields.
Basic understanding of quantum computation and quantum communication.
Knowledge of quantum error-correcting codes and fault-tolerant quantum computation.
Knowledge in theoretical computer science such as coding theory, cryptography.
Research experience in the field of atomic, molecular and optical (AMO) physics.
Coding experience in Python or Julia.
Extensive experience with simulation libraries for quantum systems, such as qutip, quantumoptics.jl, qulacs, pennylane, stim, etc.
You must be a Master’s or PhD student to be eligible for the program.

Job Overview

Programs

Work Internship

Opening Date

Jan 22, 2026

Closing Date

Feb 22, 2026

Open Position

Industry

IT and Telecommunication

Education Level

Certification Requirement

No Specific Certification Requirement

Salary (IDR)

Not specified

Share this job

Job Description

Join our team to innovate cutting-edge quantum technologies and drive advancements in quantum computing as Research Intern (Theory)

Key Responsibilities

Fault-tolerant quantum computation (FTQC), quantum error correction (QEC)

Develop and implement a high-performance decoding algorithm for QEC and FTQC.
Survey and develop quantum (or classical) error-correcting codes.
Design architectural frameworks for FTQC tailored to specific physical systems (such as cavity QED and neutral atoms).
Explore fundamental properties of QEC and FTQC.

Applications of quantum information processing and quantum networks

Research and develop promising algorithms and protocols that leverage the advantages of quantum information processing in fields like quantum algorithms, communication, cryptography, and sensing.
Design efficient algorithms or protocols optimized for fault-tolerant quantum computation or error-corrected quantum repeaters, adapted to the constraints of physical quantum systems.

Quantum state engineering in cavity QED and neutral-atom systems

Contribute to the development of simulator library and hardware API for cQED-based quantum computer and quantum repeater.
Develop and/or optimize gate operations, entangled state generation and other qubit operations in cQED system.
Fundamental research into light-matter interaction and quantum many-body dynamics in cQED systems.
.. and more.

Qualifications

Background in physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, or related fields.
Basic understanding of quantum computation and quantum communication.
Knowledge of quantum error-correcting codes and fault-tolerant quantum computation.
Knowledge in theoretical computer science such as coding theory, cryptography.
Research experience in the field of atomic, molecular and optical (AMO) physics.
Coding experience in Python or Julia.
Extensive experience with simulation libraries for quantum systems, such as qutip, quantumoptics.jl, qulacs, pennylane, stim, etc.
You must be a Master’s or PhD student to be eligible for the program.

NanoQT

Tokyo, Japan

We build the infrastructure for networked quantum computing through cavity-QED based, fiber-native interconnects.

Ingin tahu lebih banyak?

Ayo diskusi dengan kami!

Kami mengundang Anda untuk terhubung dengan kami melalui email [email protected]

Research Intern (Theory)

Tokyo, Japan

Job Description

Join our team to innovate cutting-edge quantum technologies and drive advancements in quantum computing as Research Intern (Theory)

Key Responsibilities

Fault-tolerant quantum computation (FTQC), quantum error correction (QEC)

Develop and implement a high-performance decoding algorithm for QEC and FTQC.
Survey and develop quantum (or classical) error-correcting codes.
Design architectural frameworks for FTQC tailored to specific physical systems (such as cavity QED and neutral atoms).
Explore fundamental properties of QEC and FTQC.

Applications of quantum information processing and quantum networks

Research and develop promising algorithms and protocols that leverage the advantages of quantum information processing in fields like quantum algorithms, communication, cryptography, and sensing.
Design efficient algorithms or protocols optimized for fault-tolerant quantum computation or error-corrected quantum repeaters, adapted to the constraints of physical quantum systems.

Quantum state engineering in cavity QED and neutral-atom systems

Contribute to the development of simulator library and hardware API for cQED-based quantum computer and quantum repeater.
Develop and/or optimize gate operations, entangled state generation and other qubit operations in cQED system.
Fundamental research into light-matter interaction and quantum many-body dynamics in cQED systems.
.. and more.

Qualifications

Background in physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, or related fields.
Basic understanding of quantum computation and quantum communication.
Knowledge of quantum error-correcting codes and fault-tolerant quantum computation.
Knowledge in theoretical computer science such as coding theory, cryptography.
Research experience in the field of atomic, molecular and optical (AMO) physics.
Coding experience in Python or Julia.
Extensive experience with simulation libraries for quantum systems, such as qutip, quantumoptics.jl, qulacs, pennylane, stim, etc.
You must be a Master’s or PhD student to be eligible for the program.

Job Overview

Programs

Work Internship

Opening Date

Jan 22, 2026

Closing Date

Feb 22, 2026

Open Position

Industry

IT and Telecommunication

Education Level

Certification Requirement

No Specific Certification Requirement

Salary (IDR)

Not specified

Share this job

Job Description

Join our team to innovate cutting-edge quantum technologies and drive advancements in quantum computing as Research Intern (Theory)

Key Responsibilities

Fault-tolerant quantum computation (FTQC), quantum error correction (QEC)

Develop and implement a high-performance decoding algorithm for QEC and FTQC.
Survey and develop quantum (or classical) error-correcting codes.
Design architectural frameworks for FTQC tailored to specific physical systems (such as cavity QED and neutral atoms).
Explore fundamental properties of QEC and FTQC.

Applications of quantum information processing and quantum networks

Research and develop promising algorithms and protocols that leverage the advantages of quantum information processing in fields like quantum algorithms, communication, cryptography, and sensing.
Design efficient algorithms or protocols optimized for fault-tolerant quantum computation or error-corrected quantum repeaters, adapted to the constraints of physical quantum systems.

Quantum state engineering in cavity QED and neutral-atom systems

Contribute to the development of simulator library and hardware API for cQED-based quantum computer and quantum repeater.
Develop and/or optimize gate operations, entangled state generation and other qubit operations in cQED system.
Fundamental research into light-matter interaction and quantum many-body dynamics in cQED systems.
.. and more.

Qualifications

Background in physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, or related fields.
Basic understanding of quantum computation and quantum communication.
Knowledge of quantum error-correcting codes and fault-tolerant quantum computation.
Knowledge in theoretical computer science such as coding theory, cryptography.
Research experience in the field of atomic, molecular and optical (AMO) physics.
Coding experience in Python or Julia.
Extensive experience with simulation libraries for quantum systems, such as qutip, quantumoptics.jl, qulacs, pennylane, stim, etc.
You must be a Master’s or PhD student to be eligible for the program.

NanoQT

Tokyo, Japan

We build the infrastructure for networked quantum computing through cavity-QED based, fiber-native interconnects.

Ingin tahu lebih banyak?

Ayo diskusi dengan kami!

Kami mengundang Anda untuk terhubung dengan kami melalui email [email protected]