Technical Business Development Intern

Alice & Bob

. Conduct market research on the U.S.

Posted 10/22/2026internshipBoston • Massachusetts • United StatesEntry LevelWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong analytical and research skills to synthesize technical and market information, with a focus on quantum computing concepts. Capable of producing clear and accurate technical documents while maintaining organizational skills to manage multiple deadlines and stakeholder engagements.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Market ResearchTechnical WritingAnalytical SkillsStakeholder EngagementQuantum Computing Knowledge

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Hard Skills

ResearchTechnical EditingProposal DevelopmentData AnalysisQuantitative Analysis

Soft Skills

Attention to DetailInterpersonal SkillsOrganizational SkillsCuriosityCollaboration

Industry Keywords

Quantum ComputingGovernment ProgramsFunding SourcesProgram StrategyMarket Insight

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Conduct market research on the U.S. quantum computing landscape, including funding sources, program announcements, and competitors
Summarize research findings for the Quantum Technology Lead to inform program strategy
Prepare briefing materials and background research for stakeholder engagements
Maintain contact records and follow up on engagement activities
Review and refine technical content in white papers and full proposals for clarity, accuracy, and consistency
Coordinate input from technical contributors and track proposal deadlines and requirements
Track government program milestones, deliverables, and reporting requirements
Support communication with government program stakeholders under manager guidance
Work closely with the North America team to develop market insight, build strategic relationships, and contribute to proposals and government programs

Requirements

What you’ll need

Undergraduate degree in physical science, economics or mathematics
Currently enrolled in a graduate degree program, including public policy
Proficient in English
No prior professional experience required
Internship or project experience in research, writing or business development is a plus
Strong analytical and research skills, with ability to synthesize technical and market information
Excellent written communication and attention to detail, especially for editing technical documents
Ability to understand technical concepts in quantum computing and communicate them to non-specialist audiences
Organizational skills to track multiple deadlines, deliverables and requirements
Interpersonal skills to build professional relationships with a range of stakeholders
Curiosity and willingness to learn from an experienced mentor
Quantitative background and collaborative approach to work

Benefits

Comp & perks

1 day off per month
Half of transportation cost coverage (as per French law)
Meal vouchers with Swile
Access to a fully equipped and regularly stocked kitchen
Space to innovate, develop new ideas, and grow
Guidance from an experienced practitioner/mentor