Future Tech Jobs
Future Tech Jobs
As a Quantum Error Correction Researcher at Riverlane, you will contribute to the development of the world’s first Quantum Error Correction (QEC) stack, focusing on AMO qubits. You will work on high-impact research projects, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and engage in hands-on technical work and code development.
This role involves working closely with Riverlane's partners to design, run, and interpret quantum computing experiments, focusing on quantum error correction (QEC). You will support customers in achieving their first QEC results, collaborate with internal teams to resolve issues, and contribute to ongoing research and product development. The position requires a strong background in quantum computing and excellent communication skills.
This role involves co-designing novel quantum simulation applications for neutral-atom hardware, collaborating with academic and industry partners to address challenges in quantum materials, chemistry, and physics. You will work on error correction, algorithm design, and application pipelines, contributing to the advancement of quantum computing.
This role involves developing and operating QuEra's Gemini-class quantum computer at the AIST facility in Tsukuba, Japan. Responsibilities include system integration, performance optimization, customer collaboration, and scientific application support, working closely with teams in the US and Japan.
As a Lead Quantum Device Theorist, you will work on advancing the performance of superconducting quantum processors by developing advanced simulation tools, modeling noise sources, and improving gate and readout performance. You will collaborate closely with experimental teams and specialists in various areas to drive innovations in scalable architectures and quantum error correction.
This role involves developing and implementing quantum algorithms on real quantum hardware to advance near-term applications. The scientist will conduct theoretical research and practical experiments, optimizing algorithms, analyzing resources, and testing on devices from partners like Google and IBM. Work spans algorithm design, error mitigation, and hardware benchmarking to drive foundational progress in quantum computing.
PsiQuantum’s mission is to build the first useful quantum computers—machines capable of delivering the breakthroughs the field has long promised. Since our founding in 2016, our singular focus has been to build and deploy million-qubit, fault-tolerant quantum systems.Quantum computers harness...
Leads a software engineering team building critical internal systems for quantum computer design, fabrication, and characterization. Focuses on developing scalable data platforms, scientific tooling, and workflow automation that integrate with hardware development processes across quantum physics and engineering domains.
The Optical Architect role involves designing and developing the optical aspects of quantum computing systems, translating abstract quantum protocols into hardware specifications. You will work closely with cross-functional teams to analyze, evaluate, and improve the architectural design, focusing on qubit networking and performance modeling.
This role involves leading research in quantum computational science, developing quantum algorithms and hybrid classical-quantum workflows for fault-tolerant quantum computers. The specialist will work on advanced applications such as quantum linear equation solvers, state reconstruction, and tensor network methods, leveraging high-performance computing to simulate and validate systems prior to hardware deployment. Collaboration with academic, industrial, and government partners is central to shaping Rolls-Royce’s future engineering simulation capabilities.
As a Senior Software Engineer, you will work on developing a quantum compiler, writing embedded firmware, designing high-level APIs, and advancing internal development infrastructure. You will collaborate with scientists and engineers to build and optimize quantum computing systems using Python, Rust, and custom hardware.
The Quantum Computing Programme Lead will take end-to-end ownership of one generation of trapped-ion quantum computers, from architectural concept to successful deployment at customer sites. This role involves cross-functional collaboration, technical decision-making, and ensuring alignment with product, customer, and engineering goals.
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...
