Quantum Computing Engineer – Algorithms, Cryptography & Post-Quantum Security

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Global Innovation Hub (Relocation Required) |Full-Time

Experience, qualification, and soft skills, have you got everything required to succeed in this opportunity Find out below.

Join the Vanguard of Quantum InnovationAre you the kind of person who

builds quantum circuits for fun , crushes

hackathons , or has taken home a trophy from a

coding or science competition ? Maybe you’ve published research, built something wild on Qiskit, or cracked quantum puzzles others wouldn’t touch.We're not looking for followers—we want

architects of the future.

At the frontier of

quantum computing and post-quantum security , we’re assembling a global team of top-tier thinkers, tinkerers, and builders. This is more than a job—it’s a mission to

reshape what’s possible .

What You’ll Do:Design novel, high-impact

quantum algorithmsBuild and deploy

quantum-secure cryptographic systemsOptimize real-world

quantum hardware and simulationsContribute to core

quantum software

platforms used globallyCollaborate daily with

leading quantum researchers

and engineers

What You Bring:Deep knowledge of

quantum mechanics ,

algorithm design , and

security principlesHands-on experience with

Qiskit ,

Cirq , or similar platformsStrong

Python programming

skills and a love of clean, scalable codeA proven track record— hackathons, coding competitions, academic awards, or research winsCuriosity, grit, and a willingness to

relocate

to join a truly global team(Must be Residing in

UK, Turkey, Brazil or Morocco )

Why You’ll Love It:Work at the bleeding edge of

quantum tech & cryptographyAccess to

state-of-the-art quantum hardware & toolsJoin a team that values

vision, execution, and creative courageBe part of shaping a

quantum-secure world

Apply NowWe care less about where you studied, and more about

what you’ve built, solved, or won .

Send your

CV ,

GitHub , or a portfolio of your

quantum achievements —and if you've got competition wins or solo projects you’re proud of,

definitely show them off.

Let’s connect!

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