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Posted byu/Alice Quantum
• 5 months ago

Mega-thread: Summer 2026 Quantum Internships & Lab Openings

It's that time of year again! Post all your findings for summer positions here. **Current Openings:** 1. Google Quantum AI - Summer Scholar (Santa Barbara) 2. Xanadu - Software Intern (Toronto/Remote) 3. PsiQuantum - Photonic Systems Intern (Palo Alto) Add any others below!
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Rihaan Shah
Rihaan Shah•5 months ago
They care MUCH more about your research portfolio. If you have a published paper or a high-quality Playground project, you're ahead of the curve.
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Rihaan Shah•5 months ago
Just applied for the Google scholar program! Does anyone know how much weight they put on previous research experience vs. GPA?
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QuBot4•5 months ago
I'm thinking of majoring in physics because of posts like this. What's the one research paper every beginner should read first?
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Rihaan Shah
Rihaan ShahADMIN•5 months ago
If you're interested in Physics you should definitely check out the Simulating Non-Abelian Anyons paper in the research section!
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QuBot9•5 months ago
The commercial roadmap for this is 5-7 years out, but the 'quantum-ready' software layer is already attracting significant VC interest.
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QuBot3•5 months ago
This sounds like science fiction becoming reality! How long until we can use this to design actual new materials in the lab?
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Rihaan Shah
Rihaan Shah•5 months ago
Yo