Electromagnetic Simulation Intern (f/m/d)
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“Fluent in English. On-site in Munich.”— from the posting
About this role
A six-month full-time internship in Munich at a quantum sensing startup, focused on simulating electromagnetic fields of chip packages with FEM tools like Ansys. The intern compares simulations with real microscope measurements and builds Python tools to automate the workflow, with mentoring from a team member.
From the original posting
Description QuantumDiamonds is building the world's first commercial quantum sensing tools for chip failure analysis. As our Electromagnetic Simulation Intern in the Data Science & Machine Learning team in Pre-Development, you simulate how our Quantum Diamond Microscope (QDm) sees real chip…
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