Senior QEC Researcher: HPC-Quantum Solutions

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP; Milpitas (CA); Hybrid; USD 136,000 - 275,000; Full time

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Health & wellbeing benefits

Career development programs

Inclusive workplace culture

Job summary

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP seeks a Senior QEC Researcher to advance quantum error correction in HPC-QC systems. You will develop QEC tools, integrate decoders, and influence architecture decisions while collaborating with engineers, researchers, and product managers.

The role emphasizes cutting-edge research, open-source contributions, and publishing findings. Hybrid work model with some office presence is expected in California and related sites.

Qualifications

• PhD preferred with strong QEC or ML/AI expertise or 10+ years of programming experience.
• 1+ year experience implementing software for quantum error correction (resource estimation, real-time decoding).
• Advanced programming in C, C++, Rust and Python.
• Deep understanding of QEC codes, circuit compilation and decoding.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and improve quantum error correction strategies and software for practical HPC-QC use.
• Develop or integrate QEC components in circuit compilation, emulation, and resource estimation.
• Contribute to HPC-QC architecture decisions with QEC expertise.
• Publish findings and extend open-source quantum software into the stack.

Skills

C/C++

Rust

Python

QEC theory

Circuit compilation

Decoder technologies

HPC-QC

Qiskit/TensorFlow Quantum/Pennylane

Education

PhD in CS/Engineering/Physics/Math

Tools

Qiskit

CUDA-Q

TensorFlow Quantum

Pennylane

Job description

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP seeks a Senior QEC Researcher to advance quantum error correction in HPC-QC systems. You will develop QEC tools, integrate decoders, and influence architecture decisions while collaborating with engineers, researchers, and product managers.

The role emphasizes cutting-edge research, open-source contributions, and publishing findings. Hybrid work model with some office presence is expected in California and related sites.