Work on fundamental research topics in quantum machine learning, quantum computing, and photonics.
Get in-depth experience in the quantum software ecosystem as a member of our world-class team.
Working with experts at the forefront of useful quantum computing was such a valuable experience. And the culture at Xanadu is so positive and inclusive, I really think it's unique. I got to take something I was passionate about and apply it.
Masters student | research intern
At Xanadu, I had the chance to work on incredibly interesting projects with amazing people. I also learned a ton about incorporating feedback, communicating my ideas, and ultimately, have grown and gained new perspectives on science and engineering.
Undergraduate student | software intern
Working at Xanadu has been an incredibly rewarding experience. I have had the opportunity to contribute daily to research on some of the most challenging problems in quantum technology in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment. A highlight of the program has been the generous culture of mentorship and ability to learn from top experts in the field.
PhD student | research intern
It’s one thing to have the privilege of working at the leading edge of quantum information, and another to do so in such a cordial and supportive environment. My time at Xanadu has been instructive, insightful, and enjoyable.
PhD student | research intern
I was thrilled to work with leading researchers at Xanadu on cutting-edge open problems in quantum machine learning. I thrived in the inclusive and collaborative culture, and came away with deeper insights on the challenges and promises of quantum computing in AI. It was a truly unique and memorable experience!
Masters student | research intern
During my stay in Xanadu, I tried working in a large team, where everyone has different expertise and because of that, they are able to solve all the challenges together, quickly and efficiently. Thanks to my peers I was constantly learning new things and I saw progress on my own project every single day. Making the first step towards the working world is hard, but if you have support from the best photonic quantum computing team, it is not a big deal at all.
PhD student | hardware intern