FTQC Quantum Algorithms & Resource Estimation Scientist

Quandela SA; Massy; Sur place; EUR 90 000 - 135 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Profit-sharing

Public transport cover 50%

Health insurance (Alan)

Nursery support

Gym membership (Gymlib)

Meal subsidies (Swile)

Referral program

Résumé du poste

Quandela SA in Massy (Paris-Saclay) invites a Quantum Algorithms & Resource Estimation Scientist to evaluate fault-tolerant quantum algorithms for future large-scale photonic quantum computers. You will adapt algorithms to Quandela's spin-photonic architecture and perform resource estimation in collaboration with FTQC, Quantum Information and Architecture teams.

The role emphasizes bridging theory and practical implementation, with opportunities to publish in conferences and contribute to

Qualifications

• PhD or Postdoc in Physics, Math, CS or Quantum Information; equivalent industrial R&D considered.
• Strong theoretical background in quantum algorithms and fault-tolerant quantum computing.
• Experience with fault-tolerant primitives and frameworks like Block-Encoding, QSP/QSVT, Qubitization, Hamiltonian Simulation.
• Familiarity with resource estimation methodologies for fault-tolerant quantum computing.
• Experience in scientific programming and algorithm implementation.

Responsabilités

• Evaluate and adapt fault-tolerant quantum algorithms for large-scale photonic quantum computers.
• Perform resource estimation to assess feasibility and logical resources.
• Collaborate with FTQC, Quantum Information and Architecture teams.
• Contribute to collaborative R&D projects with academic and industrial partners.
• Track advances in FTQC algorithms and reporting through publications and presentations.
• Communicate research findings through reports, conferences and technical discussions.

Connaissances

Quantum algorithms

Fault-tolerant QC

Resource estimation

Scientific programming

Literature analysis

Formation

PhD or Postdoc

Outils

Python

Description du poste

Quandela SA in Massy (Paris-Saclay) invites a Quantum Algorithms & Resource Estimation Scientist to evaluate fault-tolerant quantum algorithms for future large-scale photonic quantum computers. You will adapt algorithms to Quandela's spin-photonic architecture and perform resource estimation in collaboration with FTQC, Quantum Information and Architecture teams.

The role emphasizes bridging theory and practical implementation, with opportunities to publish in conferences and contribute to