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Master Thesis Project at Quantum-Sensor Electronics Start-up

Project: Excited-state-level anti-crossing dynamics in a dense diamond spin ensemble

AdamantQ is a deep-tech start-up dedicated to delivering state-of-the-art diamond-based quantum technology. We are developing diamond-based quantum sensors for precise measurements, robust communication, and reliable navigation across land, sea, and space.

We are looking for motivated Master's students with an interest in diamond spin systems to join our team and complete their thesis project with us during fall 2026.

This is an exciting opportunity to gain insight into the deep-tech industry and expand your knowledge within quantum physics.

Please note that this is an unpaid position for a master thesis.

Your profile

• Master’s student affiliated with a Swedish University/College, directly or through an exchange program, enrolled in a related technical field.
• Academic background in quantum technologies, physics, nanoscience, or similar.
• Self-motivated and dependable with good communication skills.
• Strong attention to technical details.
• Excellent attendance, timekeeping, and punctuality.
• Excellent working proficiency and communication skills in English. Proficiency in Swedish is advantageous.

The project includes

• Literature review on nitrogen-vacancy defect dynamics, and their magnetic-field dependence, in particular in the vicinity of their ground and excited-state level anti-crossings (GSLAC and ESLAC).
• Literature review of experimental detection and control approaches for these particular LAC configurations.
• Design (CAD-based) and reconfiguration of the current setup to implement ESLAC-based characterization, demonstrating sufficient implementation.
• Conclude on the veracity of the results achieved and provide a roadmap forward.

How to apply

We only accept applications through our website, www.adamantq.com. Submit all your material in English. Required documents:

• CV
• University/College grade summary

If you have any questions, contact Operations Manager Josefine Holmberg at [email protected].

Please note, applications sent directly via email will be disregarded without notice.