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Emergence Quantum have five paid projects available for students to apply for.

Six-day program offers practical superconducting quantum device fabrication and characterisation skills to expand and diversify Australia’s quantum talent pipeline.

We are seeking to appoint a Postdoctoral Research Associate to join a successful photonics research program within the School of Physics. This role will contribute to a cutting‑edge project developing a new generation of radio‑frequency photonic signal processors using integrated nonlinear and analogue photonic technologies.

You will have an opportunity to learn customer-centric design and thinking techniques, full-stack software development delivery, problem solving, analytical thinking, Agile delivery methodology and Scaled Agile experience, DevOps, stakeholder management, solution design, Cybersecurity and much more.

The Senior Project Officer will be in charge of managing the administrative, reporting and staff-related tasks of large research projects led by Professor Andrea Morello.

We are currently only reviewing applications of candidate’s that have their Ph.D. or are currently enrolled in a Ph.D. program. Quantum architecture internships offer a chance to work in cutting edge research to move quantum computing from a theoretical concept to a real-world technology.

We offer a range of internship opportunities throughout the year and would love to hear from students, graduates and early-career professionals who are keen to apply their skills and grow their careers with PsiQuantum.

At an expert panel run exclusively as part of SQA’s PhD Experience Program, candidates from across SQA’s four partner universities gained insider tips on the skills quantum employers are looking for.

You will own core operational and financial functions to ensure the company runs smoothly day-to-day while building the systems and infrastructure to support us as we grow. You will also have the opportunity to lead strategic initiatives.

Australia’s former Chief Scientist Dr Cathy Foley has commenced as new Chair of SQA’s Executive Board.

SQA’s new Executive Chair, Australia’s former Chief Scientist Dr Cathy Foley, reflects on the factors needed to ensure Australia’s future quantum progress.

Undergraduate students share their hands-on quantum research experiences, stepping into new labs, tackling real projects, and learning new skills