Quantum Algorithm Architect for Practical Optimization

Phasecraft; Greater London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Phasecraft in Greater London seeks a Quantum Algorithms Scientist to focus on theoretical and applied research for quantum computing applications. The candidate will contribute to optimizing and solving real-world problems through advanced algorithms.

The ideal applicant will possess strong skills in quantum information theory or classical optimization, with a PhD being advantageous. This role invites collaboration with a dedicated team and offers opportunities for innovative research across quantum technologies.

Qualifications

• Expertise in quantum information and/or computation theory.
• Proven track record of working independently on research projects.
• Deep expertise in relevant discipline with an excellent publication track-record and flexibility.

Responsibilities

• Research and development of quantum algorithms for optimization problems.
• Author publications and presentations stemming from research.
• Collaborate with stakeholders in quantum computing applications.

Skills

Quantum information and/or computation theory

Theory and implementation of classical algorithms for optimization

Quantum algorithm design and implementation

Mathematical analysis of algorithms

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Flexibility to work across different aspects of quantum algorithms

Education

PhD in quantum information, quantum computation theory, or related field

Tools

Cirq

Qiskit

QuEST

Job description

Phasecraft in Greater London seeks a Quantum Algorithms Scientist to focus on theoretical and applied research for quantum computing applications. The candidate will contribute to optimizing and solving real-world problems through advanced algorithms.

The ideal applicant will possess strong skills in quantum information theory or classical optimization, with a PhD being advantageous. This role invites collaboration with a dedicated team and offers opportunities for innovative research across quantum technologies.