Senior Quantum Error Correction Architect

Sygaldry Technologies, Inc.; Ann Arbor (MI); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Visa Sponsorship

Competitive salary

Health benefits

Job summary

Sygaldry Technologies, Inc. seeks a Senior Quantum Error Correction Theorist to develop fault-tolerant architectures that integrate multiple qubit modalities.

You will design and evaluate QECC schemes, build simulations, and lead cross-disciplinary research projects with experimentalists, engineers, and computer scientists. The role requires a PhD in a related field, 5–10 years in QECC, publications, and strong programming in scientific computing.

Qualifications

• PhD in physics, applied physics, computer science, electrical engineering, or equivalent.
• 5–10 years of experience in quantum error correction.
• Publications in quantum error correction or related fields.
• Strong programming skills in a scientific computing environment.
• Proven track record of cross-team collaboration.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Design and evaluate quantum error correction schemes for novel hardware architectures with multiple qubit modalities.
• Develop efficient fault-tolerance protocols under hardware-specific constraints and noise models.
• Build simulation and modeling tools for system design and analysis.
• Lead high-impact research projects with a multidisciplinary team.

Skills

Quantum error correction

Cross-team collaboration

Programming (scientific computing)

Communication skills

Education

PhD in physics or related field

Tools

Scientific computing tools

Job description

Sygaldry Technologies, Inc. seeks a Senior Quantum Error Correction Theorist to develop fault-tolerant architectures that integrate multiple qubit modalities.

You will design and evaluate QECC schemes, build simulations, and lead cross-disciplinary research projects with experimentalists, engineers, and computer scientists. The role requires a PhD in a related field, 5–10 years in QECC, publications, and strong programming in scientific computing.