Quantum Error Correction Research Scientist, QEC & AI

Google; Goleta (CA); On-site; USD 136,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus and equity

Comprehensive benefits package

Job summary

Google is seeking a Research Scientist in Quantum Error Correction to innovate research in quantum computing. This position requires a PhD and substantial expertise in quantum error correction and software development.

The successful candidate will join the Quantum Error Correction Theory team to enhance protocols for error correction schemes and collaborate closely with software engineers and hardware scientists. A strong background in C++ and research experience is essential. The compensation range is between $136,000 and $200,000 annually, plus bonuses and benefits.

Qualifications

• PhD in Quantum Computing, Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, or equivalent experience.
• Experience researching error correction or quantum computing.
• Experience writing software in research projects.

Responsibilities

• Study quantum error correction schemes using theory and software.
• Develop software for quantum error correction operations.
• Collaborate with researchers and engineers.
• Analyze data from quantum error experiments.
• Present research findings in talks and publications.

Skills

Research experience in error correction

Software development

Proficient with C++

Education

PhD in Quantum Computing or related fields

Job description

Google is seeking a Research Scientist in Quantum Error Correction to innovate research in quantum computing. This position requires a PhD and substantial expertise in quantum error correction and software development.

The successful candidate will join the Quantum Error Correction Theory team to enhance protocols for error correction schemes and collaborate closely with software engineers and hardware scientists. A strong background in C++ and research experience is essential. The compensation range is between $136,000 and $200,000 annually, plus bonuses and benefits.