Nanofabrication AOI software Intern M/F
Alice & Bob23 days ago
Aubervilliers, FranceIntern
Responsibilities
- Improve existing Automatic Optical Inspection software by combining and optimizing defect-detection pipelines.
- Experiment directly on chips and wafers in production.
- Reduce overall AOI test time to improve fabrication productivity.
- Improve detection efficiency and reduce false-negative and false-positive rates.
- Collaborate with front-end process engineers to understand defect morphology and refine detection.
- Prepare AOI software for adaptation to 4-inch wafer fabrication.
- Write software specifications, document findings, present results to the nanofabrication community, and create a Standard Operating Procedure.
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in a Master’s degree in Computer Science, Microtechnology, Electrical Engineering, or Engineering.
- Available for a 5–6 month internship, ideally starting in January 2027.
- Comfortable with numerical coding using Python, Julia, or similar.
- Knowledge of cleanroom environments and microfabrication, including semiconductors or superconductors, is a plus.
Benefits
- One day off per month.
- Half of transportation costs covered according to French law.
- Meal vouchers through Swile.
- Access to a fully equipped and regularly stocked kitchen.
- 5–6 month internship starting ideally in January 2027.
About Alice & Bob
Alice & Bob develops fault-tolerant quantum computers based on superconducting “cat qubits” for research labs and industry exploring practical quantum algorithms. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Paris with an office in Boston, this privately held company designs and fabricates its own processors and operates a prototyping cleanroom in Île-de-France. Its work spans quantum hardware, nanofabrication, and control software.