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The Photon Source Engineer will focus on developing and optimizing photon sources for quantum computing systems. Key responsibilities include designing computational models, optimizing nonlinear optical systems, and collaborating with the team to improve device performance and identify technological gaps.
This role involves leading and managing a team of software engineers responsible for developing the runtime software that powers Oxford Ionics' quantum computers. You will work closely with quantum scientists and engineers to ensure the team delivers high-quality software solutions on time, while maintaining a balance between speed and quality.
This role involves developing and maintaining QuEra’s compiler infrastructure for neutral-atom quantum computers, designing domain-specific languages, and integrating simulation tools with the compiler pipeline. You will work closely with physicists and software engineers to build cutting-edge quantum computing tools.
Join Our Pioneering Team in Post-Quantum Cryptography and RISC-VEstablished in 2018, our deep-tech startup is at the forefront of developing a RISC-V MCU-based subsystem, integrating advanced post-quantum cryptography algorithms and security features. With the feasibility of our technology confirmed and...
This role involves developing and optimizing compiler software for Riverlane's DeltaFlow hardware, enabling integration with quantum control systems. The engineer will adapt low-level code in Python and C++ to ensure reliable data communication, benchmark system performance, and troubleshoot latency issues. Working closely with customers and internal teams, the role bridges technical pre-sales, system deployment, and product development in a cutting-edge quantum computing environment.
As an FPGA Engineer in Riverlane's Systems Team, you will work on configuring Deltaflow Hardware to connect quantum computers, ensuring low-latency and high-throughput systems. You will collaborate with customers to integrate and troubleshoot complex quantum systems, write RTL for system deployment, and provide technical pre-sales support through workshops and evaluations.
This role involves developing quantum algorithms and applications in collaboration with external clients and partners. You will work on projects across various fields like machine learning, operations research, and chemistry, leveraging near-term neutral atom quantum computers. The position requires strong expertise in quantum computing and excellent communication skills in both English and Japanese.
The Quantum Systems Engineer will design, build, and validate quantum photonic subsystems and experiments, contributing to the development of fault-tolerant quantum computers. Responsibilities include implementing quantum interference experiments, developing entangling circuits, and integrating subsystems into larger quantum architectures.
The Cryptographer role involves collaborating with sales and technical teams to explain cryptographic concepts, prepare technical presentations, and design secure solutions. You will also support RFP responses, risk assessments, and engage with the academic cryptography community, maintaining up-to-date knowledge of cryptographic protocols and compliance standards.
This role involves contributing to the development of quantum computing technologies, including quantum hardware and software, quantum chemistry, AI, machine learning, encryption, and more. You will work with a team of leading scientists and engineers to drive breakthroughs in materials discovery, cybersecurity, and next-gen quantum AI.
As a Staff FPGA Engineer, you will design and develop FPGA features for quantum control systems, working on RTL modules, real-time control logic, and high-speed signal processing. You will collaborate with a highly technical team to deliver best-in-class control systems for advanced quantum computing.
As part of our mission to expand our world class team at Quantinuum, we look for talented and high potential individuals to join us in internship positions. These positions normally have a duration between 3-6 months, with the majority focused...
This role involves leading the commercial strategy for AWS quantum computing and cryptography services across UK public sector organisations, from national security to the NHS and local government. The specialist will drive adoption of quantum-safe technologies and cybersecurity solutions by engaging senior leaders, shaping go-to-market plans, and navigating complex procurement environments. Success requires combining technical depth with mission-driven value selling in high-stakes, regulated domains.
Design and develop microfabricated Paul traps for scalable quantum computers, focusing on electromagnetic and thermo-mechanical simulation, layout optimisation, and collaboration with fabrication partners. Work closely with package designers and internal stakeholders to ensure manufacturability and performance. The role involves end-to-end ownership of trap design from concept to testing.
Contract Type: Full-time, PermanentLocation:Cambridge, UKVisa Sponsorship availableJoin Nu Quantum - Shaping the Future of TechnologyNu Quantum is at the forefront of quantum computing and advanced technology, driven by innovation, diversity, and a commitment to excellence. We’re creating an environment where...
