Atomionics – Electronics Engineering Internship

The current ongoing project is building a portable single axis atom interferometer which can measure gravity very precisely and help in exactly pinpointing hydrocarbon and mineral reserves helping ease the energy needs of the world. The apprentice will be working closely with the product development team, an interdisciplinary mix with prior experience in Atomic physics, biomimetic underwater robots, high altitude pseudo satellites and balloon satellites, and advised by leaders in cold atom physics and navigation systems.

Requirements:

1. Candidate is currently pursuing, or has recently completed a Bachelor's degree in Electrical /Computer/Mechatronics/Systems Engineering, or a related field. Also open to candidates who have completed or are in the final year of their full-time Diploma course in Electrical/ Electronics/Mechatronics Engineering
2. Hands-on technical experience of building and debugging electronic systems (data-acquisition systems, electro-mechanical devices, optoelectronics etc.)
3. Able to program and debug in C, C++ or Python, with some experience in programming embedded systems
4. Well-versed in basic electronics: knowledge of fundamental circuits and their operation
5. Experience with PCB design (and familiarity with at least one EDA software), assembly and testing of analog, digital and mixed signal circuits

Preferred skills:

1. Previous experience with a student design team
2. Previous work at an experimental physics lab
3. We would love to hear about your hobby projects!

Benefits:

1. Work on the cutting edge of quantum technology
2. Develop robust applications for translational research
3. Work with an interdisciplinary team of physicists, electronics and mechanical engineers and learn the best practices in a wide spectrum of engineering domains