PhD: Quantum Torsional Resonators & Superconducting Qubits

Delft; Netherlands; Remote; EUR 36,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

TU Delft's Kavli Nanolab hosts a PhD position titled "Quantum Torsional Resonators" in the SteeleLab within the Quantum Nanoscience Department. The project aims to design, fabricate, and measure nanomechanical resonators coupled to superconducting quantum circuits to explore the quantum behaviour of heavy objects.

You will work in Delft, join a diverse team of academic staff, PhD students and postdocs, and collaborate with international colleagues to advance world-leading research on quantum

Qualifications

• MSc degree in electrical or mechanical engineering (or equivalent).
• Experience with quantum mechanics or nanomechanics is a plus.
• Willingness to relocate to the Netherlands.

Responsibilities

• Design, fabricate, and measure nanomechanical resonators.
• Couple resonators to superconducting quantum circuits for quantum control experiments.
• Carry out quantum measurements and develop control techniques with superconducting qubits.

Skills

Quantum mechanics

Education

MSc degree in electrical or mechanical engineering

Job description

TU Delft's Kavli Nanolab hosts a PhD position titled "Quantum Torsional Resonators" in the SteeleLab within the Quantum Nanoscience Department. The project aims to design, fabricate, and measure nanomechanical resonators coupled to superconducting quantum circuits to explore the quantum behaviour of heavy objects.

You will work in Delft, join a diverse team of academic staff, PhD students and postdocs, and collaborate with international colleagues to advance world-leading research on quantum