Quantum Algorithm Engineer - Crypto & Data Security

QMill Oy; City Of London; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

QMill Oy, based in the United Kingdom, is seeking a quantum algorithm engineer to join our quantum-powered data security team. You will design and develop cryptographic protocols that leverage quantum algorithms and integrate them into our security products, collaborating with researchers in Finland and the UK office.

The role emphasizes practical problem solving in a rapidly evolving field, with opportunities to contribute from data security and optimization perspectives across defence and

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3 years of cryptography experience, either in academia or industry.
• Knowledge of the basics of quantum computing and quantum algorithms with interest in developing quantum algorithms.
• Experience in quantum algorithm development is a plus.
• Strong systematic thinking and adherence to good software development practices.
• Strong background in mathematics, physics or computer science.
• Evidence of efficiency in studies and/or work tasks.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop cryptographic protocols that utilize quantum algorithms as part of the solution.
• Design and develop quantum algorithms for quantum-powered data security products.
• Cooperate with other quantum algorithm developers and software developers in the team.

Skills

Cryptography experience

Quantum computing basics

Quantum algorithm development

Math/Physics/CS background

English fluency

Software development practices

Independent problem solving

Proactive and creative

Communication and collaboration

Education

Master's degree in computer science/physics/mathematics

PhD and postdoc experience (a plus)

Job description

QMill Oy, based in the United Kingdom, is seeking a quantum algorithm engineer to join our quantum-powered data security team. You will design and develop cryptographic protocols that leverage quantum algorithms and integrate them into our security products, collaborating with researchers in Finland and the UK office.

The role emphasizes practical problem solving in a rapidly evolving field, with opportunities to contribute from data security and optimization perspectives across defence and