Quantum Device Modeling Architect — GPU-Accelerated, Equity

NVIDIA; California (MO); On-site; USD 192,000 - 304,750; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

Equity participation

Job summary

NVIDIA is looking for a passionate Sr. Quantum Applied Research Scientist to develop high-fidelity models for fault-tolerant quantum computing. This role emphasizes the integration of quantum physics with advanced simulation frameworks, enhancing the entire quantum ecosystem.

The ideal candidate possesses a Masters or PhD in a relevant field, along with 8+ years of experience in quantum systems. NVIDIA offers a competitive salary range of 192,000 to 304,750 USD and a comprehensive benefits package.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience and impact in quantum systems and simulation.
• Hands-on expertise in developing high-fidelity models.
• Strong background in noise models and fault-tolerant quantum systems.

Responsibilities

• Research and develop advanced physics-based models and scalable simulation frameworks.
• Build physics-informed synthetic data generation pipelines.
• Develop GPU-accelerated implementations to scale the simulation pipeline.

Skills

Quantum device physics

Advanced physics simulation

Numerical simulation

Model validation

Collaboration

Education

Masters Degree in Physics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or related field

Tools

CUDA

NVIDIA GPU programming

Job description

NVIDIA is looking for a passionate Sr. Quantum Applied Research Scientist to develop high-fidelity models for fault-tolerant quantum computing. This role emphasizes the integration of quantum physics with advanced simulation frameworks, enhancing the entire quantum ecosystem.

The ideal candidate possesses a Masters or PhD in a relevant field, along with 8+ years of experience in quantum systems. NVIDIA offers a competitive salary range of 192,000 to 304,750 USD and a comprehensive benefits package.