Quantum Hardware Scientist: Next-Gen Processors
IBM
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Job summary
IBM Research in Yorktown Heights is seeking a Quantum Hardware Research Scientist to design, simulate, measure and interpret results for new quantum processors and related components.
The role requires a Doctorate Degree with a PhD in physics or related field and a strong background in experimental quantum control, superconducting qubits, and quantum device layout. This is a high-impact, hands-on research position in a leading AI, quantum and cloud ecosystem.
Qualifications
- PhD in physics or related field.
- Experience with experimental quantum control.
- Research background in superconducting qubits.
- Experience laying out and simulating quantum devices.
Responsibilities
- Design, simulate, measure and interpret results for new quantum processors and associated components.
Skills
Education
Job description
IBM Research in Yorktown Heights is seeking a Quantum Hardware Research Scientist to design, simulate, measure and interpret results for new quantum processors and related components.
The role requires a Doctorate Degree with a PhD in physics or related field and a strong background in experimental quantum control, superconducting qubits, and quantum device layout. This is a high-impact, hands-on research position in a leading AI, quantum and cloud ecosystem.
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