Jobs in Germany
Description
We are seeking a motivated working student or intern to contribute to the development of next-generation quantum sensing hardware. Your tasks will include supporting the design, assembly, and characterisation of optoelectronic and mechanical components used in our high-performance microscopy systems. You will also be involved in experimental measurements with our device to image functional activity in advanced integrated circuits, helping to evaluate performance and resolve device-level behaviours. The role further includes day-to-day lab operations such as inventory management and logistics.
This opportunity is ideal for someone driven by cutting-edge technology and precision measurement. Join us to explore the interface of optics, quantum technology, and high-resolution imaging.
Who we are
QuantumDiamonds is a pioneer in quantum sensing, leveraging nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamonds to develop precise and non-destructive imaging solutions. Founded in 2022 as a spin-off from the Technical University of Munich, we are rapidly expanding with strong industry partnerships and innovative technologies. Our Munich-based lab, equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, drives breakthroughs in semiconductor failure analysis and other applications. Backed by leading investors, we are at the forefront of quantum technology innovation.
Why join Quantum Diamonds?
At QuantumDiamonds, you’ll be part of a passionate and multidisciplinary team shaping the future of quantum sensing technology. We offer a collaborative environment at the cutting-edge of science and technology, in the center of Munich. This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in advanced optics, imaging, and quantum physics, all while contributing to real-world industrial applications. Together, we aim to revolutionize semiconductor manufacturing and beyond
What will you do
- Assemble and test hardware components, including optical and mechanical subsystems
- Support lab measurements with our quantum sensing microscope on advanced integrated circuits
- Assist with lab logistics, inventory management, and procurement tracking
- Document test procedures, setups, and experimental results
- Collaborate with team members to improve prototypes and experimental setups
- Contribute to maintaining an organised and efficient lab environment
What is expected of you
We’re looking for someone with a background in physics, electrical engineering, optics, or a related field who enjoys hands-on work in a lab setting. Familiarity with imaging systems, sensor technologies, or data analysis is a strong plus. You should be detail-oriented, proactive, and eager to take on technical challenges. Most importantly, you are curious and collaborative, and bring a structured working style to help us push the boundaries of quantum sensing technology.
Requirements:- You are currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s programme in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or a related field
- You are familiar with basic lab tools (e.g. oscilloscopes, soldering equipment, optical components)
- You are independent, reliable, and enjoy practical problem solving
- You are comfortable with hands-on technical tasks in a lab environment
- You have experience with data analysis, ideally using Python or similar tools
- You are available for 15–20 hours per week and can work from our Munich office
It's a plus if you have:
- You have experience with optical alignment or optomechanics
- You have worked with PCB design tools (e.g. KiCAD, Altium)
- You have experience with measurement automation (e.g. via scripting or lab software)
Our benefits
- Free snacks in our office in the cool Werksviertel Munich neighborhood
- Sport membership via Well Pass
- Flexible hours
