Defense Quantum Tech SME — Readiness, Strategy & Transition

General Infomatics, Inc. (GI)

Alexandria (VA)

On-site

USD 150,000 - 210,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Job summary

The Quantum Technology Subject Matter Expert (SME) provides independent, objective technical advice to the DoD on the readiness, relevance, testability, and transition potential of quantum technologies.

The SME evaluates emerging capabilities against defense test and evaluation (T&E) needs; translates complex quantum science into decision-quality information; and helps the Government identify practical investments, demonstrations, partnerships, infrastructure, workforce needs, risks, and

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Physics, Quantum Science/Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, or a closely related field.
8+ years of relevant experience; or a Master’s degree plus 6+ years; or Ph.D. plus 3+ years; or equivalent combination.
Expertise in quantum information science with depth in at least one area: quantum computing, sensing/metrology, communications/networking, or quantum cybersecurity.
Experience evaluating emerging technologies, conducting technical research or engineering analysis, and producing defensible findings and recommendations.
Ability to connect scientific concepts to defense missions, acquisition decisions, and test & evaluation requirements.
U.S. citizenship and eligibility to obtain and maintain a Top Secret U.S. Government security clearance.

Responsibilities

Provide independent, objective technical advice to the DoD on the readiness, relevance, testability, and transition potential of quantum technologies.
Evaluate emerging capabilities against defense test and evaluation needs and translate complex quantum science into decision-quality information.
Help Government identify practical investments, demonstrations, partnerships, infrastructure, workforce needs, risks, and transition pathways.
Support quantum computing, sensing, communications/networking, timing, and related enabling technologies, including post-quantum cybersecurity considerations.