FAQs
Is this position only open to students in a specific field of study?
No, the position is open to any students enrolled in a bachelor's degree program, provided they graduate after May 2025.
What is the location of the Scientific Programming Intern position?
The position is located in Broomfield, CO.
What programming languages should candidates be proficient in?
Candidates should be proficient in one or more compiled languages such as C, Fortran, Java, or Rust.
Is there a requirement for U.S. citizenship or residency for this position?
Yes, due to contractual requirements, candidates must be a U.S. person, which includes U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or green card holders.
What experience is valued for this internship?
Valued experience includes interfacing compiled libraries with Python, modeling physical processes like electrostatics, and familiarity with optimization techniques.
What are the skills that Quantinuum values in candidates for this role?
Quantinuum values teamwork, collaboration, initiative, good interpersonal skills, and the ability to work with little supervision amidst competing priorities.
Is the Scientific Programming Intern position paid?
Yes, the position includes compensation, but it is listed as non-incentive eligible.
Will there be opportunities for mentorship or guidance in this role?
Yes, interns will work with a numerical physics leader to define and execute key projects, providing opportunities for mentorship.
Does Quantinuum provide equal employment opportunities?
Yes, Quantinuum is an equal opportunity employer and considers candidates without regard to various factors including age, race, or gender identity.