Experimental Quantum Communication Scientist Flexible Work
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Job summary
The AIT Austrian Institute of Technology in Vienna is seeking a Scientist (f/m/d) for Experimental Quantum Communication. You will develop new photonic quantum technology applications, work on prototypes, and implement protocols in lab and networks, collaborating on projects with international teams.
Responsibilities include publishing in journals, presenting at conferences, and supervising students while advancing quantum communication, optical quantum technologies and related interfaces.
Qualifications
- PhD in physics, electrical engineering or related field with experimental quantum optics/quantum communication.
- In-depth knowledge of experimental quantum communication.
- Experience with cavity optics, cavity-enhanced entangled photon sources, optics simulations, frequency locking and/or ion traps is an asset.
- Analytical thinking and structured work.
- Good written and spoken English.
Responsibilities
- Develop new applications for photonic quantum technologies.
- Work on experimental prototypes for Optical Quantum Technologies and Quantum Communication.
- Implement quantum communication protocols in lab and deployed networks.
- Plan, submit and lead research projects in quantum communication with high scientific standards.
- Publish findings in international journals and present at conferences.
- Support and supervise students.
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Job description
The AIT Austrian Institute of Technology in Vienna is seeking a Scientist (f/m/d) for Experimental Quantum Communication. You will develop new photonic quantum technology applications, work on prototypes, and implement protocols in lab and networks, collaborating on projects with international teams.
Responsibilities include publishing in journals, presenting at conferences, and supervising students while advancing quantum communication, optical quantum technologies and related interfaces.
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