Senior Quantum Device Scientist

IBM; Town of Yorktown (NY); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

IBM Research is seeking a Staff Research Scientist in Quantum Device Technology to advance quantum computing research. You will guide objectives, collaborate across units, and mentor teams while contributing to IBM products and the global research strategy.

This role emphasizes deep expertise in quantum device theory and practical progress in gates, coherence, design, simulation, and photonics, with a focus on high-impact results for IBM's quantum portfolio.

Qualifications

• Deep expertise in quantum computing and quantum device technology (gates, coherence, design, simulation, test, tuning).
• Experience guiding functional objectives or technologies with alignment to division mission.
• Ability to build relationships across boundaries and negotiate with stakeholders.
• Experience mentoring colleagues in a technical capacity to drive growth.
• Experience participating in overall functional program planning and aligning priorities with business needs.

Responsibilities

• Develop Research Expertise in quantum device tech to drive innovation.
• Guide functional objectives or technologies aligning with IBM Research mission.
• Collaborate across boundaries with peers, management, and customers.
• Mentor colleagues to promote growth and knowledge sharing.
• Participate in program planning to ensure strategic objectives are met.

Skills

Quantum device tech

Research leadership

Technical collaboration

Technical mentoring

Strategic planning

Education

Doctorate Degree

Job description

IBM Research is seeking a Staff Research Scientist in Quantum Device Technology to advance quantum computing research. You will guide objectives, collaborate across units, and mentor teams while contributing to IBM products and the global research strategy.

This role emphasizes deep expertise in quantum device theory and practical progress in gates, coherence, design, simulation, and photonics, with a focus on high-impact results for IBM's quantum portfolio.