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ABOUT US

Oxford Ionics is a start-up building Quantum Computers to revolutionise industries from cybersecurity to material design. Quantum Computing offers a radically new way of building computers that harnesses the power of quantum physics to exponentially outperform conventional supercomputers. We are using unique trapped-ion technology to build the first Quantum Computers that can realise this potential.

Oxford Ionics is a start-up building Quantum Computers to revolutionise industries from cybersecurity to material design. Quantum Computing offers a radically new way of building computers that harnesses the power of quantum physics to exponentially outperform conventional supercomputers. We are using unique trapped-ion technology to build the first Quantum Computers that can realise this potential.

Head of Quantum DTU Center
Do you want to take part in realizing the potential of a new and revolutionary technology?

DTU, Technical University of Denmark is seeking a dedicated person to head our cross disciplinary Quantum DTU center.

DTU has considerable activities with quantum technologies reaching from leading edge research on quantum based communication, quantum computing over quantum based sensors and fabrication of quantum devices.

You will be working in the lab with ion traps from day one, but you don’t need to come in as an expert. We are looking for outstanding scientists who are keen to contribute to our mission. We particularly value fields involving coherent control of quantum systems, whatever form it takes (our current team comes from backgrounds including ions, atoms, and quantum dots).

You will be working to solve unique, never-before-solved challenges with a world-class team of scientists and engineers. We work across fields including algorithm design, microfabrication, opto-mechanical engineering, vacuum design, and radiofrequency electronics.

We are looking for a Quantum Compiler Developer who will join our team of Quantum Engineers and Physicists creating next generation quantum computers. The role involves mainly the development of algorithms and implementation of features to compile optimization problems to various types of quantum hardware making use of the ParityQC architecture. The compiler is a central component of our software product ParityOS, which translates optimization problems from their raw mathematical formulation to a complete quantum program.

The Technische Universität Darmstadt invites applications for a University professorship (W3) in
Theoretical Quantum Technology
at the Department of Physics (Institute for Applied Physics).
https://www.iap.tu-darmstadt.de/angewandte_physik

Job Code No. 580

Open Positions for Postdocs and PhDs
(Photonic quantum computing in Taiwan)

Photonic linear optical networks are a promising platform for quantum information processing. The challenge in universal photonic quantum computing is its scalability. To scale up photonic quantum computing, one will need to achieve the stability of photonic sources, the tunability of linear optical interferometers, and the efficiency of photon number resolving detectors. All these requirements can be met in integrated photonics.

Quantum Computing Postdoctoral Scholar - 96805
Division: AM-Applied Mathematics and Computational Research

The Division of Natural Sciences, School of Physics & Astronomy is seeking to appoint a dedicated academic who is keen to make a strong contribution to research, innovation and teaching within the School. The successful candidate will contribute to and support research in the Physics of Quantum Materials Group (PQM). We particularly welcome applicants with a track record of research in Quantum Technologies that complements the current activities of the group (for instance, at the interface between Condensed Matter Physics and Quantum Technologies).

We are seeking a suitably qualified postdoctoral fellow to be part of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems (EQuS) project team within the School of Mathematics and Physical Sciences at Macquarie University.