Quantum Education Specialist

Entangled Future; Boston (MA); Hybrid; USD 130,000 - 212,000; Full time

Job summary

QuEra Computing seeks a Quantum Scientist focused on designing and delivering specialized educational engagement and training. You’ll create learning experiences to enable users on neutral-atom systems as they move from NISQ to fault-tolerant FTQC, including lessons, tutorials, quizzes, hackathon challenges, and presentations for industry, academia, and national labs.

Travel to workshops and conferences may be required.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in Physics, CS, EE, or related field (PhD or MSc/BSc with equivalent experience).
• Strong foundation in quantum information/science and software/tools.
• Experience executing quantum algorithms on real quantum systems.
• Experience creating technical education materials or teaching.
• Excellent written and verbal communication; able to explain complex topics to diverse audiences.
• Collaborative mindset and ability to work independently.

Responsibilities

• Deliver education on novel QEC results and methods for internal and external audiences.
• Design, author, and maintain structured learning materials (courses, tutorials, notebooks, problem sets, quizzes, tracks).
• Produce technical presentations and demos for customers, partners, conferences, and hackathons; deliver instructions.
• Collaborate with product, research, and solutions teams to reflect latest features and hardware constraints.
• Translate R&D into learner pathways; define objectives and assessments; use feedback to iterate.
• Drive enablement and community programs (hackathons, forums, workshops) and improve documentation.

Skills

Strong foundation in quantum info

Execute quantum algorithms

Excellent communication

Collaborative and independent

Pedagogical content design

Education

PhD or MSc/BSc with equivalent experience

Tools

Bloqade

Job description

QuEra Computing seeks a Quantum Scientist focused on designing and delivering specialized educational engagement and training. You’ll create learning experiences to enable users on neutral-atom systems as they move from NISQ to fault-tolerant FTQC, including lessons, tutorials, quizzes, hackathon challenges, and presentations for industry, academia, and national labs.

Travel to workshops and conferences may be required.