Argonne - postdoctoral appointee

Multiple postdoctoral positions are available in the Mathematics and Computer Science Division at Argonne. The laboratory is a leader in many areas of quantum information science, including development of full-stack quantum compilers, use of high-performance computing for simulations of quantum circuits and systems, and development of quantum network protocols. We are particularly interested in candidates with experience in quantum computing and simulations, use of FPGAs, or modeling of open quantum systems. More information about the position and instructions on how to apply are online.

Co-design Center for Quantum Advantage - Quantum Career Fair (virtual)

Learn more about the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science’s National Quantum Information Science Research Centers, the different types of careers in QIS at national laboratories, academia, and industry, and the path to a quantum career. This C²QA Quantum Career Fair is open to the public. To be eligible to attend, all participants must register online by Sept. 17, 2021. Learn more and register.

University of Chicago - postdoctoral researcher

A position is available in the group of Giulia Galli at the University of Chicago for a postdoctoral scholar focusing on the study of quantum materials for energy efficient neuromorphic computing. The DOE-funded project, which is part of the Energy Frontier Research Center QMEENC, will be under Galli’s direction and in close collaboration with experimental colleagues at the University of California, San Diego, and other QMEENC participants. Learn more about the Galli Group. More information about the position and instructions on how to apply are online.

ColdQuanta - roles in quantum technology available

ColdQuanta, the leader in cold-atom quantum technology, is on a quest to find scientists, physicists, and engineers to support research, development, engineering, and production of cold-atom technology. They are also seeking product and project managers, marketing, technical sales and business development professionals, developers, and corporate staff. ColdQuanta is tackling some of the hardest problems in fundamental science and engineering and benefits from having a diverse team. Please feel free to send referrals with resumes for open roles to coldquanta@jobs.workablemail.com.

Keysight - Quantum control systems engineer

This position is targeted for a quantum physicist/engineer who will join an R&D team inside Keysight’s Quantum Engineering Solutions organization, which is responsible for producing world-leading solutions for the challenging and exciting market of quantum technologies, including quantum computing, quantum communications and quantum sensing. The quantum control systems engineer will leverage cutting-edge control instrumentation to develop advanced tools for qubit control, pulse sequencing, gate and circuit calibration. The position is based in the Cambridge area. Learn more about the role at the Keysight job page.

Zurich Instruments - application scientist quantum technology

Zurich Instruments’ Boston office seeks an application scientist – quantum technology. The application scientist will be part of the marketing and sales team in Boston, with the opportunity to apply technical expertise to solve new technical challenges. Learn more at the Zurich Instruments job page.

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - postdoctoral researchers

The Illinois Quantum Information Science and Technology Center at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has postdoc openings in the field of quantum information science.

• IQUIST has an immediate opening for ion trap testbed experiment. The goal of this project, supervised by Professor Brian DeMarco, is to develop a distributed ion trap quantum processor using 88Sr+ ions. The IQUIST testbed is a dynamic environment that also supports superconducting qubits, a collaboration with the Lincoln Lab ion trap group. There is also an opportunity to work part time with Professor Jake Covey on his Yb optical tweezer experiment. Candidates with experience in experimental AMO physics are encouraged to apply by contacting Brian DeMarco at bdemarco@illinois.edu.
• IQUIST researchers Mikael Backlund and Wolfgang Pfaff are interested in hiring postdocs for research in quantum science. Email mikaelb@illinois.edu and wpfaff@illinois.edu to inquire.

University of Chicago Quantum Fellows

The Department of Physics at The University of Chicago invites applications for the 2022-2025 Quantum Fellowship. Candidates must be outstanding early-career scientists who will have received a doctoral degree in physics or related fields by the fall of 2022. This three-year award carries an annual stipend of $58,000 and an allocation of $4,000 per year for research expenses. To ensure full consideration, the required materials must be received by Oct. 15, 2021. Contact quantum-fellow@hep.uchicago.edu with questions. Learn more at the University of Chicago webpage.

Keysight - Women in Quantum Mentoring Program

Q-NEXT partner Keysight Technologies is leading a professional mentoring program to cover the needs of the wider community of women in quantum. Mentors will work with mentees on technical, soft, and business skills in quantum information science. Enrollment for this program takes place three times a year. Learn more, or sign up to participate as a mentor or a mentee.

HRL Laboratories, LLC - internships

HRL Laboratories, LLC, is a research and development laboratory that specializes in advancing ultra-high performance circuitry, robust computing and communications, automated data extraction, innovative architected materials and quantum information technology. HRL is a Q-NEXT partner. Experienced undergraduate and graduate students interested in all areas of quantum information technology are encouraged to apply for an internship, which are offered year round and can be full- or part-time, in-person or remote. Recently posted positions include the following:

• Quantum algorithms intern
• Quantum device testing intern

Student internships in quantum information science

Q-NEXT member institutions are committed to the education and training of the next generation of quantum scientists and engineers. Q-NEXT internships provide an opportunity to work jointly with industry partners.

Eligibility

Student internships with Q-NEXT are available to graduate students at U.S. universities pursuing degrees in areas related to quantum information science.

Details

Students will gain experience in a dynamic environment with close collaboration between researchers at national laboratories, industry and academic partners. Students will benefit from broad exposure to research challenges in quantum information science and an expanded professional network. The program builds on the successful National Science Foundation funded Quantum Information Science and Engineering Network (QISE-NET) model piloted by the Chicago Quantum Exchange.

Students interested in working with Q-NEXT are encouraged to check back here for forthcoming program details and application instructions.