Technical Business Development Intern (Emerging Verticals) (f/m/d)

Overview

QuantumDiamonds offers a full-time internship position for a Technical Business Development Intern focusing on Emerging Verticals within the Data Science and Machine Learning team in Pre-Development. Based at the company headquarters in Munich, Germany, this role lasts for 6 months and starts as soon as possible. The intern works directly with a project lead who provides mentorship throughout the placement, exploring new application fields for widefield magnetic imaging and assisting in turning promising ideas into feasibility studies.

Who can apply

Candidates must be enrolled in or recently graduated from a degree program in physics, engineering, materials science, chemistry, biophysics, or a related natural science or engineering field. Applicants should ideally have some exposure to Python, fluency in English, and the ability to work on-site in Munich full time for the 6-month duration. Additional assets include business studies or prior experience in market research, consulting, or a startup environment.

What you get

The internship provides mentorship from an experienced colleague and includes a company-sponsored Wellpass membership granting access to gyms, classes, and wellness offers across Germany. Participants receive 24 vacation days plus public holidays in addition to being part of regular off-sites and team events.

Requirements

Applicants are expected to map and evaluate application areas for magnetic field imaging beyond semiconductors by analyzing key players, customer segments, and use cases. Responsibilities include reviewing scientific literature and patents, joining discovery conversations with researchers and companies, maintaining contacts and opportunities in a CRM, and supporting feasibility studies from defining samples to interpreting measurement results. Candidates must be able to translate findings into deliverables like application one-pagers, decision memos, and presentations, and use AI tools for research and writing while verifying the outputs.