Product Development Intern (Optics and System Integration) (f/m/d)
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- German is a plus
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About this role
A full-time, six-month internship in Munich with a quantum sensing startup that builds chip inspection systems. The intern helps assemble, align and test optical and optomechanical setups and cooling systems, takes lab measurements, and writes technical documentation.
From the original posting
Description QuantumDiamonds is pioneering commercial quantum sensing for chip failure analysis. As our Product Development Intern (Optics and System Integration) (f/m/d), you will join our Product Development team and get hands-on with the optical, optomechanical, and cooling systems at the core of…
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