Quantum Optics Postdoc: Entropy Computing & Photonics

Quantum Computing Inc.; Hoboken (NJ); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Quantum Computing Inc. in Hoboken, NJ, is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher in Quantum Optics to advance entropy quantum computing.

The role focuses on theoretical modeling and simulation of photonic devices and systems, working closely with HPC and hardware teams to push next-generation computational technologies. You will develop models, run simulations of optical components and integrated circuits, explore new architectures, contribute to algorithm–hardware co-design, and publish results in

Qualifications

• PhD in a related field with a focus on theoretical quantum optics.
• Strong background in mathematical modeling and numerical simulation of photonic or quantum systems.
• Proficiency in Python, MATLAB, or C++.

Responsibilities

• Develop and apply theoretical models of quantum photonic devices and systems relevant to entropy quantum computing.
• Perform simulations of optical components, integrated photonic circuits, and light–matter interactions to guide device design.
• Explore new architectures in quantum optics that enhance efficiency and scalability of entropy-based computing solutions.
• Contribute to algorithm–hardware co-design by identifying opportunities where photonic implementations provide advantages.
• Explore and develop quantum algorithms compatible with entropy computing in collaboration with the scientific computing group at QCi.
• Publish and present research outcomes in journals and conferences.

Skills

Quantum optics theory

Numerical simulation

Python

MATLAB

C++

Education

PhD in Physics

PhD in Applied Physics

PhD in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Python

MATLAB

C++

Job description

Quantum Computing Inc. in Hoboken, NJ, is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher in Quantum Optics to advance entropy quantum computing.

The role focuses on theoretical modeling and simulation of photonic devices and systems, working closely with HPC and hardware teams to push next-generation computational technologies. You will develop models, run simulations of optical components and integrated circuits, explore new architectures, contribute to algorithm–hardware co-design, and publish results in