Technical Business Development Intern (Emerging Verticals) (f/m/d)
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- Language
- English only
“Fluent in English, available full-time for 6 months, on-site in Munich.”— from the posting
- Type
- Voluntary
“An experienced colleague from the team mentors you throughout your internship.”— from the posting
About this role
A six-month, full-time on-site internship in Munich at a quantum-sensing startup. The intern evaluates new application areas such as batteries and life science for the company's diamond-based magnetic microscope, splitting time between technical feasibility work and talking to potential customers. Python skills and a science or engineering background are expected.
From the original posting
Description Our Quantum Diamond Microscope (QDm.1) images magnetic fields, and with them electrical currents, at micrometer resolution. Today it finds defects inside the world’s most advanced chips. We believe the same capability can matter in battery research, life science, materials science,…
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