Experimental Quantum Physicist — Trapped-Ion Processor Fellow

National University of Singapore; Singapore; On-site; SGD 70,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

National University of Singapore (NUS) invites applications for a Research Fellow in Experimental Quantum Physics within the Centre for Quantum Technologies. The role focuses on developing quantum processors based on trapped ions, reporting to the principal investigator, and delivering hardware milestones in a competitive research program.

The candidate should hold a PhD in Physics or Electrical Engineering and have hands-on experience with atomic/ion trap experiments, with 1–3 years post-PhD

Qualifications

• PhD in Physics/Electrical engineering required.
• 1–3 years post-PhD research experience in atomic, molecular and optical physics or related field preferred.
• Hands-on, proactive problem solving in a fast-paced experimental setting.

Responsibilities

• Develop next generation quantum processors based on trapped ions.
• Lead or contribute to day-to-day hardware development and experiment delivery.
• Collaborate with PI and other groups to achieve project milestones.

Skills

Atomic physics

Ion trap experiments

Problem solving

Education

PhD in Physics or Electrical Engineering

Tools

Experimental apparatus

Job description

National University of Singapore (NUS) invites applications for a Research Fellow in Experimental Quantum Physics within the Centre for Quantum Technologies. The role focuses on developing quantum processors based on trapped ions, reporting to the principal investigator, and delivering hardware milestones in a competitive research program.

The candidate should hold a PhD in Physics or Electrical Engineering and have hands-on experience with atomic/ion trap experiments, with 1–3 years post-PhD