Nvidia

Quantum Error Correction Research Scientist Intern - Fall 2026

US, CA, Remote

Found: June 5, 2026

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This role is remote, based in the US, CA.

Compensation:

$20 - $71/hour

Responsibilities:

  • Develop automated quantum error correcting code discovery protocols and pipelines.
  • Use AI to identify novel quantum error correcting codes.
  • Integrate classical machine learning methods for high-performance code design.
  • Analyze fault-tolerant circuits implementing quantum error correcting logic.

Requirements:

  • Pursuing a Master's or PhD in Physics, Electrical/Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field.
  • Background in quantum computing and error correction.
  • Proficiency in Python or similar programming languages.
  • Good teamwork and communication skills.

Ways to stand out:

  • Experience with quantum circuit simulation methods.
  • Familiarity with neural network-based decoders.
  • Experience with GPU-accelerated simulations using NVIDIA quantum software.

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