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Quandela SA, based in Palaiseau, is looking for a Quantum Optics Scientist to advance their quantum computing technologies. You will integrate spin-photon quantum technologies, working within a multidisciplinary team to tackle scientific challenges and contribute to demonstrators for future quantum systems.
The ideal candidate holds a PhD in Spin Physics or Quantum Optics and has hands-on experience in experimental research. We offer a dynamic work environment in the Paris-Saclay research ecosystem with numerous employee benefits.
QuandelaisaEuropeandeeptechscale-up buildingmodular, scalable andenergy-efficientphotonicand spin-opticalquantum computers.
Our quantumcomputingplatformisaccessibleboththroughthe cloud and on-premises.
With ateamof morethan140 people,wedevelopourownhardware and software stack,fromsemiconductorquantumemittersandphotonicprocessors to quantum controlsystemsand quantumalgorithms.
Our ambitionistobuildlarge-scalefault-tolerantquantum computers capable ofsolvingproblemsbeyondthereachofclassicalcomputationusingQuandela'scutting-edgequantum dottechnology.
Achieving this vision requires not only advances in photonic quantum computing, but also the development of scalable spin-photon interfaces, distributed entanglement capabilities and future SPOQC (Spin-Optical Quantum Computing) architectures that will enable modular and fault-tolerant quantum systems.
You will joinQuandela'sSemiconductor OpticsTeam, a multidisciplinary group combiningexpertisein quantum optics, spin physics, semiconductor technologies,electronicsand quantum information.
The team develops the building blocks required for future hybrid spin-photon quantum computing architectures, bridging quantum science, technology development and product-oriented demonstrators.
Inthisrole,youwillcontributetothedevelopmentand validation of photon-mediatedspin–spinentanglementprotocolswhileimprovingthe performance of spin-basedquantumsystems.
Current challenges include enhancing spin coherenceagainst decoherence,validatinghigh-fidelityspinqubit operations, developing advanced optical controltechniquesand strengthening theory-to-experiment feedback loops for future multi-spin architectures.
Beyond the scientific challenges, you will contribute tobuildingdemonstratorsthatwill directly becomepart of future quantum computing platforms. Success in this role relies on combining scientific rigor, collaborationacrossQuandelasproduction and researchdepartments.
As a Quantum Optics Scientist, you will contribute to the development of spin-based quantum technologies supporting Quandela's longterm quantum computing roadmap.
Yourworkwillinclude:
During your first 3 months
YouwillbecomefamiliarwithQuandela'sexperimentalplatforms, spin-control techniques andongoingdemonstratorprogramswhilecontributingtoexistingprojects.
Within6 months
Youwilltakeownershipofspecificscientificandexperimentalactivities,contributetoprotocoldevelopmentandactivelyparticipateintheory-to-experimentfeedbackloops.
Within1year
Youwillplayakeyroleinadvancingdistributedentanglementdemonstrations,contributeoriginalideasandhelpshapefuturedevelopmentswithintheteam.
Bonus Points
Experiencein one or more of thefollowingareasishighlyappreciated:
If relevant,weencourageyouto highlightyourlevelofexperiencewiththesetopics inyourCV, publications or applicationmaterials.
We welcome applications from candidates with a PHD in a relevant field, including recent PhD graduates and researchers with up to approximately three years of postodctoral or equivalent R&D experience.
Expereience candidates will take a leading role in shaping technical directions, accelerating key developments, and mentoring younger team members. Strong early-carrer candidates will be suported in developing technical independant though pressive ownership of experimental activities.
Beyond technicalexpertise, we value curiosity, rigor, collaboration, and a willingness to share knowledge within a multidisciplinary team.
Localisationof theposition :Based at the IPVF campus inPalaiseau, within the Paris-Saclay research ecosystem.