The Quantum Measurement and Modeling Intern will join the IBM Research team to measure, simulate, and interpret the performance of research quantum processors and hardware components. The role involves conducting experimental characterizations such as spectroscopy and time-domain measurements, including coherence time assessments, to understand device behavior. You will develop simulation-based models to correlate experimental results with theoretical predictions, specifically investigating topics like qubit frequency, coupler dynamics, and multi-qubit interaction optimization. Required skills include a physics background, experience with RF and microwave electronics like spectrum analyzers and pulse generators, and Python coding. Preferred expertise includes solid-state qubit platforms, QuTiP, scqubits, HFSS, and COMSOL. This position addresses the technical challenge of advancing practical quantum computing by bridging the gap between hardware performance and theoretical modeling.