Research Assistant (Quantum Computing Theory), School of Computing

National University of Singapore

Singapore

On-site

SGD 33,480 - 55,800

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

The National University of Singapore is actively seeking a Research Assistant for its School of Computing in Singapore. The successful candidate will work closely with Principal Investigator John Kallaugher on quantum computing theory and property testing. A Bachelor’s or fresh Master’s degree in Computer Science or related field is required, along with experience in Computer Science theory research. This position is integral to advancing research excellence and contributing to innovative computational solutions.

Qualifications

Bachelor's or fresh Master’s degree in Computer Science or closely related field.
Experience in Computer Science theory research.

Responsibilities

Work closely with the Principal Investigator on problems in quantum property testing.

Skills

Computer Science theory research

Education

Bachelor's or fresh Master’s degree in Computer Science or closely related field

Job description

Job Title

Research Assistant (Quantum Computing Theory), School of Computing

Job Description

The National University of Singapore invites applications for the position of Research Assistant in the Department of Computer Science, School of Computing (SoC). SoC is strongly committed to research excellence in all its dimensions: searching for fundamental results and insights, developing novel computational solutions to a wide range of applications, building large‑scale experimental systems, and improving the well‑being of society. We seek to play an active role both internationally and locally in the core and emerging areas of Computer Science and Information Systems. The successful candidate will be responsible for working closely with the Principal Investigator, John Kallaugher, on problems in quantum property testing.

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