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QMill 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 welcomes strong cryptography background, plus curiosity about quantum computing, with a master’s or PhD preferred.
Are you excited about solving the hardest problems in quantum computing? Would you like to be part of a team building real-world quantum solutions that run on today's quantum computers? Are you willing to drive and shape what this technology becomes next?
QMill builds quantum-powered solutions for data security and optimisation across defence, telecom, finance, energy, and transport. We turn promising quantum algorithms into products that utilize today's real quantum computers. QMill is headquartered in the greater Helsinki area in Finland, one of the world's leading quantum communities, and we are growing internationally through an expanding network of sites, with the UK among the first. Our team brings together people of many different nationalities, and we are well networked internationally and actively cooperating with the leading players in the field.
We are now looking for a quantum algorithm engineer to join our quantum-powered data security team. You will be based in the UK, collaborating with the research team in Finland and working closely with the local QMill office in UK. Your key goals are to design and develop data security protocols that utilize quantum algorithms and are integrated into our data security products. You will cooperate with other quantum algorithm engineers and software developers in the team.
While an extensive background in quantum computing is not mandatory, we're looking for someone with experience in cryptography, algorithm development and a keen interest in learning more about quantum computation, quantum algorithms and how to use them to solve real-world problems.
Read more about QMill at qmill.com.
For further information, please contact us via email: info@qmill.com