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Position Description About the Role: Under general direction and in consultation with more experienced scientists, the Research Associate, Quantum Division conducts research related to the overall
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environment. The successful candidates will be joining the Atomic Quantum Optics group led by Prof. Dr. Morgan Mitchell . Key responsibilities: Conduct experimental research in: Quantum sensing using atomic
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quantum photonics technology for novel quantum machine learning, quantum computing and quantum cybersecurity applications? Can we scale-up multiphoton platforms by using integrated optics, quantum-dot
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, nanotechnologies, or related. 2+ years’ experimental work with quantum optics and/or cleanroom fabrication. Proven skill in working with photonics (e.g. lasers, single-photon detectors, spectroscopy, linear and
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, quantum optics, ultracold quantum gases, quantum simulation, quantum computing, and verification of quantum devices. For inquiries, please send your curriculum vitae and a brief research statement
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research groups in condensed matter and materials physics, optics and photonics, quantum information, and astrophysics and cosmology. We particularly welcome applications from candidates specializing in
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many-body information science; theoretical quantum optics; quantum architectures and resource estimation; and hardware-aware theory or hardware–software co-design. We are particularly interested in
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simulations and modal expansions of electromagnetic fields, you will design silicon nanostructures for practical quantum optics experiments with given specifications needed for fabrication and subsequent
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creative ideas for their role as researcher, mentor, and teacher in the QIS program. Applicants working or interested in quantum algorithms, quantum optics, quantum resource theory, and semi-conductor
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background in quantum optics, nonlinear optics or spectroscopy, with curiosity about bringing quantum light into chemistry. A background in theoretical chemistry is also welcome. This position provides an