Description
We are seeking a motivated working student or intern to contribute to the development of next-generation quantum sensing hardware, with a focus on RF systems. You will assist in PCB design, assembly, and characterization of RF components, and support experimental measurements using our Quantum Microscope.
As a RF Working Student / Intern you will be supporting daily lab operations, such as component logistics, system maintenance, and experiment setup.
This position is ideal for someone interested in precision RF instrumentation and its applications in quantum sensing and semiconductor analysis, as well as gaining hands-on experience in experimental setup and measurements.
Who we are
Founded in 2022 as a spin-off of TU Munich, QD leverages quantum sensors to rapidly capture three-dimensional current maps within multi-layer chips. Our 30-strong team of physicists, engineers, and data scientists works side by side with major semiconductor manufacturers, helping them in chip debugging and accelerating their yield analysis. Backed by top-tier deep tech investors, semiconductor experts, and strategic public programs, we have ensured long-term stability, shifting from breakthrough to scale - and shaping the next chapter in chip testing.
What will you do
Join our team as an RF Working Student and contribute to the development and optimization of the RF subsystems that power our quantum diamond microscope - a cutting-edge instrument at the intersection of quantum technology and precision engineering.
You’ll collaborate closely with our engineering and research teams to transform innovative RF designs into reliable, tested hardware.
Your main tasks will include:
- Use lab instruments such as spectrum analyzers, VNAs, and oscilloscopes to characterize and debug RF components.
- Assist with schematic capture and PCB layout using tools like Fusion or Altium.
- Supporting lab experiments: Help set up and operate RF systems and participate in experiments involving the quantum microscope.
- Solder components