Quantum Photon Source Scientist: Theory & Modeling

Quandela; Massy; In loco; EUR 55.000 - 90.000; Tempo pieno

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Competitive compensation aligned with

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100% health coverage through Alan

Transport reimbursement or sustainable

Swile meal vouchers

Access to Gymlib

Descrizione del lavoro

Quandela is a global leader in quantum computing, delivering quantum solutions for research and industry. You will join the Device Physics team to develop theoretical models and simulation tools for quantum-dot-based photon sources, collaborating with experimental teams.

The role blends theoretical quantum physics with hands-on numerical research and computing, offering opportunities to contribute to ongoing projects and guide modelling approaches in a rapidly evolving field.

Competenze

• PhD in Quantum Physics or related field.
• Strong foundations in quantum mechanics and theoretical modelling.
• Hands-on experience with numerical simulations of quantum systems.
• Scientific programming in Python / C++.
• Ability to assess modelling assumptions and validate results.
• Experience developing and maintaining scientific research code.
• Ability to collaborate with theoretical and experimental teams.
• Professional English.

Mansioni

• Develop and extend theoretical models of quantum-dot single photon sources.
• Investigate quantum dynamics, decoherence and environmental interactions.
• Model open quantum systems and noise mechanisms.
• Translate theoretical models into numerical algorithms and workflows.
• Validate predictions against analytical results and experimental data.
• Support ongoing photon-source research projects.

Conoscenze

Quantum mechanics

Theoretical modelling

Numerical simulations

Scientific programming

Python

C++

Research code development

Collaboration with teams

Professional English

Formazione

PhD in Quantum Physics or related field

Strumenti

Python

C++

QuTiP

Descrizione del lavoro

Quandela is a global leader in quantum computing, delivering quantum solutions for research and industry. You will join the Device Physics team to develop theoretical models and simulation tools for quantum-dot-based photon sources, collaborating with experimental teams.

The role blends theoretical quantum physics with hands-on numerical research and computing, offering opportunities to contribute to ongoing projects and guide modelling approaches in a rapidly evolving field.