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Research Intern: Linear Algebra and Hamiltonian Simulation - 2027
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What they do
A Research Scientist is responsible for designing, undertaking and analyzing information from controlled laboratory-based investigations, experiments and trials.
$157,644 / year median in California
Job Description
- Introduction
- The candidate will conduct research in quantum simulation, developing computational approaches for studying complex quantum systems. The work will combine quantum computing, numerical methods, and scientific computing in a collaborative research environment.
- Your role and responsibilities
- As an intern, you will develop, implement, and evaluate computational methods for quantum simulation.
- Required technical and professional expertise
- Strong foundation in quantum computing and quantum algorithms.
- Proficiency in Python or a comparable scientific programming language.
- Knowledge of linear algebra and numerical methods.
- Ability to implement computational methods, analyze results, and communicate technical findings clearly.
- Preferred technical and professional experience
- Research experience in quantum simulation or related areas.
- Experience with Hamiltonian simulation, many-body methods, quantum chemistry, electronic structure, or condensed-matter physics.
- Familiarity with quantum software frameworks such as Qiskit, Cirq, PennyLane, or similar tools.
- Experience with scientific computing or high-performance computing environments is desirable.
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