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Quantum Scientist - AMO Theory and Device Modeling
QuEra ComputingQuantum Scientist - AMO Theory and Device Modeling
Requirements
PhD in theoretical AMO physics, Experience modeling AMO experiments, Rydberg physics knowledge, Python or Julia proficiency
Skills
PythonJulia
About the role
Responsibilities
- Develop detailed physics-based models of key sub-components of neutral atom quantum computers
- Characterize and enhance performance of quantum hardware through modeling
- Work closely with experimental teams to validate and refine models
- Define technical requirements and operating regimes to guide experimental progress
- Collaborate with compiler, applications, and QEC teams to align low-level control abstractions with architectural requirements
- Independently drive modeling efforts and translate theoretical insights into concrete guidance
Requirements
- PhD in theoretical atomic, molecular, and optical (AMO) physics or a closely related field
- Experience modeling AMO experiments, including multi-level atomic structure, light-matter interactions, and Rydberg physics
- Demonstrated ability to collaborate with experimental AMO or quantum hardware groups
- Strong publication record in AMO physics or relevant quantum science areas
- Basic knowledge of quantum error correction methods and quantum algorithms
- Proficiency in Python and/or Julia for scientific modeling and simulation
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience modeling noise sources, imperfections, and decoherence in neutral-atom platforms
- Hands-on experience with open quantum systems simulations
- Experience with pulse-level control, Hamiltonian engineering, and quantum control/optimization
- Familiarity with benchmarking and characterization of quantum hardware primitives
- Experience translating physical noise models into logical-level performance metrics
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