Research Scientist in Quantum Algorithms at Quantinuum, UK

Quantiki; London, Cambridge; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company in quantum computing is seeking a Research Scientist for their quantum algorithms team in London or Cambridge. The role involves conducting cutting-edge research, developing novel quantum algorithms, and contributing to scientific publications. Candidates should have a PhD in a relevant field and a strong background in quantum algorithms.

Qualifications

• PhD in a relevant field is typically required.
• Experience in quantum algorithms and computational models is essential.
• Strong communication skills for publishing and presenting research.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on new computational models for quantum algorithms.
• Develop and implement novel quantum algorithms with fault-tolerant protocols.
• Communicate scientific results internally and externally.

Skills

Quantum algorithms

Computational models

Error correction

Research communication

Education

PhD in a relevant field

Job description

We are seeking a Research Scientist for our quantum algorithms team in London or Cambridge, UK.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct research on new computational models and techniques to reduce the circuit depth of quantum algorithms.
• Develop and implement novel quantum algorithms integrated with early fault-tolerant protocols and error correction or detection primitives.
• Contribute to end-to-end resource estimation of quantum algorithms under realistic hardware constraints.
• Communicate scientific results internally across teams and externally through publications and conference presentations.

This is a permanent research position typically requiring a PhD in a relevant field. Our team members regularly publish scientific papers and present their results at leading conferences.

Full details and application: https://jobs.eu.lever.co/quantinuum/22683afa-1e67-42f9-88cd-e209f3da3f8e

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