Project Engineering Intern

Project Engineering Intern (Program Management Technical Intern)

Location: Broomfield, Colorado, USA

Responsibilities:

Support cross-functional quantum hardware programs by coordinating work across scientists, engineers, and project teams

Track tasks, deliverables, and schedules to keep research and development activities organized

Maintain structured technical documentation including notes from builds, experiments, and meetings

Assist program managers with planning, scheduling, monitoring, and process improvements

Collaborate with scientists and engineers on quantum hardware integration efforts

Support creation and implementation of project management tools and solutions for technical teams

Provide hands-on support for hardware builds, experiments, and debugging activities when needed

Own a defined project that results in a final technical and business presentation

Ensure clear communication of progress, findings, and documentation across teams

Qualifications:

Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD program

At least 1 year of hardware laboratory experience, including academic coursework

Strong interest in quantum computing, physics, optics, engineering, or related technical fields

Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple tasks

Good written and verbal communication skills

Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary technical environment

Preferred:

Degree focus in physics, optics, engineering, or related discipline

Graduation expected between December 2026 and June 2027

Hands-on experience in hardware laboratory environments

Interest in quantum computing and project management practices

Strong collaboration and teamwork skills in research settings

Benefits and Compensation:

Hourly pay range: 27 to 36 USD per hour, based on experience and qualifications

Housing stipend of 500 USD per pay period for eligible candidates outside the local area

Flexible work schedule

Competitive market-based compensation

Employee discount programs

Exposure to advanced quantum computing hardware and research environments

Additional Information:

Must be legally authorized to work in the United States as a U.S. person, including U.S. citizen, permanent resident, green card holder, or approved refugee or asylum status

Certain nationality restrictions apply due to U.S. government contractual requirements

Work involves collaboration with global teams across multiple countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, and Japan

Quantinuum is an equal opportunity employer and follows fair hiring practices without discrimination

Final hiring decisions are made by humans, although AI tools may assist in early recruitment screening