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Is the internship at quantumdice paid and what compensation can candidates expect?

Yes, this is a paid internship opportunity. Exact compensation details are typically finalized during the company interview process.

What are the working arrangements and expected duration for the Industrial Research Engineer role?

This position is a not disclosed, structured as a on-site role, with an expected duration of 2.5 months.

What educational background or degree level is required for the Industrial Research Engineer at quantumdice?

Candidates are generally expected to be holding or pursuing the following degree levels: Master, PhD.

Does quantumdice provide visa sponsorship or assistance for international applicants?

Regarding visa assistance and sponsorship for this role, the official status is currently listed as: Only UK.

Industrial Research Engineer

quantumdice

Found 1 month ago

Location

Oxford, United Kingdom

Duration (Months)

2.5 Months

Time

Not disclosed

Work Mode

On-site

Salary

£3,000 pcm

Visa Help

Only UK

Last Verified

1 month ago

Education

Master
PhD

Skills & Qualifications

Technical Skills

probability
statistics
stochastic processes
Git
Python
Probabilistic computing
Ising machines
Operations research
Optimisation techniques
Monte Carlo
Machine Learning

Soft Skills

Curious
proactive
excited to explore unfamiliar technical areas
A strong collaborator
clear written and verbal communication skills

Job Description

We’re excited to offer a unique 10‑week industrial research placement working at the frontier of probabilistic computing, modelling, and aviation. In this project, you’ll help shape next‑generation computational models for UK Air Traffic Management (ATM), contributing directly to a pioneering collaboration between Quantum Dice and NATS (UK Air Traffic Control). You’ll join a team operating at the intersection of quantum technologies, security and high‑integrity real‑world systems — an environment where rigorous engineering meets ambitious innovation

Requirements

MSc or PhD student in Computer Science, Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or a related discipline — or equivalent industry experience.
1–2 years’ experience working in an applied technical or research environment.
Strong grounding in probability, statistics, and stochastic processes.
Able to independently tackle analytical, research‑driven technical work.
Curious, proactive, and excited to explore unfamiliar technical areas.
A strong collaborator with clear written and verbal communication skills.
Software engineering tools (Git, collaborative workflows).
Core scientific Python libraries.
Technical writing and documentation for technical and non‑technical audiences.
At least one of the following: Probabilistic computing or Ising machines, Operations research, Optimisation techniques, Simulation methods (e.g., Monte Carlo), Machine Learning.

Software Engineering

Software QA & Testing

Languages

English

Nice to Haves

Experience in aviation, ATM, or other safety‑critical domains.
Awareness of functional safety or security principles.
Experience with modelling or simulation codebases.
Understanding of quantum technologies.

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