Quantum Automation Scientist — Superconducting Qubits

QuantrolOx Ltd.; Finland; Hybrid; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation and benefits

Frontier quantum tech environment

Distributed Europe-wide locations

Professional growth opportunities

Job summary

QuantrolOx Ltd. is seeking an Application Scientist – Superconducting Qubits in Finland, the Netherlands, or United Kingdom.

You will engage with customers for consulting and support, set up experiments in a state-of-the-art development lab, and help with software installation in customers' labs. The role requires a PhD in physics (preferably with superconducting qubits), strong communication, and programming skills.

Qualifications

• PhD in physics; postdoc with superconducting qubits preferred.
• Experience with experimental setup/execution in quantum computing.
• Programming skills and familiarity with quantum computing software frameworks.

Responsibilities

• Build strong relationships with customers and understand their needs.
• Provide technical support and troubleshoot issues to ensure satisfaction.
• Gather and relay customer feedback to product team for improvements.
• Collaborate with product team to convey customer feedback for enhancements.
• Design, set up and run experiments in the development lab to validate solutions.
• Document experimental procedures and results for internal and customer reference.
• Assist customers with installation and configuration of our automation software.
• Deliver training and support to customers for effective software use.

Skills

Programming

Communication

Collaboration

Customer support

Education

PhD in Physics

Tools

QCS frameworks

Job description

QuantrolOx Ltd. is seeking an Application Scientist – Superconducting Qubits in Finland, the Netherlands, or United Kingdom.

You will engage with customers for consulting and support, set up experiments in a state-of-the-art development lab, and help with software installation in customers' labs. The role requires a PhD in physics (preferably with superconducting qubits), strong communication, and programming skills.