Riverlane is hiring a PhD Engineering Intern for a 10–12-week, full-time, fixed-term internship based at its US office in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The role focuses on classical computing architectures needed to support scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computers, at the intersection of quantum error correction (QEC), computer architecture, and hardware-software co-design. Depending on the project, the intern may investigate QEC decoding or predecoding methods, model classical resources required by fault-tolerant quantum programs, or study how decoding workloads can be distributed across computing systems. The intern will work with Riverlane researchers and engineers and receive support from a dedicated supervisor. The work will contribute to understanding how QEC systems can meet the performance requirements of increasingly large quantum computers. The position is hybrid and pays $55.70 per hour, depending on experience. Reasonable role-related expenses, such as approved travel to meetings or conferences, will be reimbursed; travel to Cambridge at the beginning or end of the internship and accommodation are not covered. Interns must assign ownership of intellectual property produced during the internship to Riverlane.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Intern
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree