Quantum Computing Research Scientist

Samsungsemiconductor; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 112,000 - 168,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Charitable giving match

4+ weeks paid time off

Fertility/adoption stipend

Medical travel support

Virtual therapy

Onsite Café and gym

Job summary

Samsung Semiconductor’s Quantum Design Lab in Boston/Cambridge seeks a PhD-level researcher to conduct advanced quantum computing research and develop novel algorithms. You will collaborate across teams, publish results, and contribute to strategic programs, while supporting and mentoring teammates.

Ideal candidates have a PhD in a related field and at least 3 years of quantum computing experience, with a proactive, data-driven mindset and strong collaboration skills.

Qualifications

• PhD in Physics, Mathematics, Electrical engineering or related field.
• 3+ years of experience with Quantum Computing, ideally in theory and algorithm.
• Inclusive, adapting your style to diverse global norms.
• Curiosity and resilience with data-driven approaches.
• Collaborative, building relationships and offering support.
• Innovative and creative, exploring new ideas and adapting to change.

Responsibilities

• Conduct advanced, independent, and collaborative research in quantum computing.
• Develop novel quantum algorithms and methodologies, rigorous theoretical and computational analysis, validation and interpretation of results.
• Disseminate findings through peer-reviewed publications and conferences.
• Contribute to planning and executing strategic research programs.
• Foster collaborative research with leading academic institutes.
• Support your team, empower growth, plan for the future.
• Prepare research reports on a regular basis.

Skills

Quantum Computing

Research

Collaboration

Curiosity

Education

PhD in Physics/Math/EE

Job description

Samsung Semiconductor’s Quantum Design Lab in Boston/Cambridge seeks a PhD-level researcher to conduct advanced quantum computing research and develop novel algorithms. You will collaborate across teams, publish results, and contribute to strategic programs, while supporting and mentoring teammates.

Ideal candidates have a PhD in a related field and at least 3 years of quantum computing experience, with a proactive, data-driven mindset and strong collaboration skills.