PhD Fellow: Quantum Networking with Superconducting Circuits

ETH Zurich; Zürich; On-site; CHF 50,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

ETH Zurich's Quantum Device Lab seeks highly motivated Doctoral Students to develop a two-node superconducting qubit quantum network and explore quantum networking applications. You will work with a renowned team to design, implement, and test advanced microwave setups and cryogenic systems.

The project spans electronics, mechanics, and experimental quantum information research, offering a path toward a leading role in quantum technology at a top European institution.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a PhD in physics or related field with a focus on quantum information.
• Strong interest in experimental quantum networking and non-local applications.
• Willingness to work across electronics, mechanics and quantum experiments.

Responsibilities

• Join a two-node quantum network development and operation team.
• Collaborate with Quantum Device Lab to advance experiments in quantum networking.
• Contribute to design, construction, and testing of microwave setups and superconducting circuits.
• Assist in planning experiments and future research directions.

Skills

Interest in experimental quantum info

Team collaboration

Instrumentation and electronics

Software development

FPGA engineering

Education

Pursuing PhD in physics or related field

Tools

FPGAs

Microwave electronics

Cryogenic systems

Job description

ETH Zurich's Quantum Device Lab seeks highly motivated Doctoral Students to develop a two-node superconducting qubit quantum network and explore quantum networking applications. You will work with a renowned team to design, implement, and test advanced microwave setups and cryogenic systems.

The project spans electronics, mechanics, and experimental quantum information research, offering a path toward a leading role in quantum technology at a top European institution.