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Quantum Algorithms Developer at Equal1 (Dublin, Ireland)

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Equal1, a quantum computing company, is hiring a Quantum Algorithms Developer to advance its spin-qubit processor technology. The role focuses on creating algorithms that unlock practical applications for next-generation quantum devices. The position requires expertise in quantum algorithm development, with emphasis on quantum chemistry, optimization, Hamiltonian simulation, or quantum signal processing. Candidates should demonstrate innovation in leveraging quantum hardware capabilities. Applications close January 15, 2025. The role is based in Dublin, Ireland, with strong preference for on-site candidates, though remote options may be considered for exceptional applicants. The developer will join Equal1’s Quantum Algorithms team, contributing to R&D for customer-facing workflows. The work aims to define real-world use cases for Equal1’s quantum processors. Further details and application instructions are available on Equal1’s official website. The role targets postdoctoral-level researchers with a track record in quantum algorithm design.
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Quantum Algorithms Developer at Equal1 (Dublin, Ireland) Application deadline: Wednesday, January 15, 2025Employer web page: www.equal1.comJob type: OtherPostDocTags: algorithmsquantum chemistryoptimizationEqual1 has built a spin-qubit quantum processor, and we are now developing the algorithms and application workflows that will demonstrate and define future use cases for next generation devices. We are seeking a highly accomplished Quantum Algorithms Developer to join our Quantum Algorithms team, contributing to the research and development of innovative algorithms that fully leverage the capabilities of Equal1 quantum computers for our customers. Areas of interest are not limited to quantum chemistry, quantum materials, Hamiltonian simulation, quantum signal processing, or optimization. Location: Dublin, Ireland is strongly preferred. For more information and application details see: https://www.equal1.com/quantum-algorithms-developer Log in or register to post comments

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