Research Intern 2027 - Superconducting Circuit Design for Quantum Computing is a role within the IBM Quantum team focused on developing superconducting electronic circuits for quantum computing applications. The intern will perform the design, simulation, and characterization of superconducting circuits, including Josephson junction devices, RF/microwave components operating at cryogenic temperatures, and hardware for superconducting qubit readout and measurement. Key technical requirements include experience in the design and layout of RF integrated circuits, familiarity with superconducting parametric amplifiers or related devices, and knowledge of trilayer Josephson junction devices or similar complex architectures. Candidates must be proficient with test equipment such as vector network analyzers. This role addresses critical hardware problems in quantum computing by developing components necessary for scalable fault-tolerant systems. The position requires strong analytical skills and the ability to communicate results through reports and presentations.