Quantum Optics Scientist: Spin-Photon Interfaces

Quandela SA; Palaiseau; Sur place; EUR 45 000 - 65 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Profit-sharing and a company savings plan

Public transport subscription covered at 50%

Annual sustainable mobility bonus

Fully covered health insurance

Referral program for new hires

Access to nursery contributions

Subsidy for gym membership

Meal subsidies

Résumé du poste

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.

Qualifications

• PhD in a relevant field such as Spin Physics or Quantum Optics.
• Hands-on experimental research experience in relevant areas.
• Experience developing and troubleshooting experimental quantum systems.

Responsabilités

• Design and improve optical experiments involving spin-photon sources.
• Develop optical control schemes for spin initialization and readout.
• Collaborate with teams to enhance device performance.

Connaissances

Experimental research experience in spin physics

Hands-on quantum optics experience

Familiarity with spin control techniques

Collaboration within multidisciplinary teams

Formation

PhD in Spin Physics or Quantum Optics

Outils

Experimental setups for spin-photon sources

Advanced optical control techniques

Description du poste

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.