Quantum Research Scientist, Simulations

Job Description

Job Title: Quantum Research Scientist – High Performance Simulations. Location: Goleta, CA, USA

Responsibilities:

  • Design and implement tensor network simulation algorithms (e.g., MPS, MERA, PEPS) for quantum many-body physics and quantum circuits.
  • Conduct research to invent or adapt novel algorithms suitable for quantum simulations.
  • Develop and execute high-performance simulations using multi-CPU and multi-GPU computing infrastructure.
  • Collaborate on modeling and simulation of superconducting qubit systems.
  • Partner with cross-functional research teams and contribute to academic publications and community engagement.

Qualifications:

  • PhD in Quantum Physics, Quantum Computing, Computational Physics, or a closely related field.
  • Hands-on experience with tensor network algorithms such as MPS, MERA, or PEPS.
  • Proficiency in Python programming.
  • At least one scientific publication in the field of tensor network simulations.

Preferred:

  • Experience with high-performance computing (e.g., GPU-accelerated simulations, code optimization for HPC environments).
  • Knowledge of quantum computing theory, information theory, and condensed matter theory.
  • Background in developing or modifying advanced tensor network algorithms.

Compensation and Benefits:

  • Base salary range: $141,000–$202,000 (dependent on level, location, and experience).
  • Includes performance bonuses, equity packages, and comprehensive benefits.
  • Learn more about Google benefits during the recruitment process.

Important: To avoid application spam, include this statement at the end of your resume or application: 'I found this position on ( Quantumjobs.us ) .' Applications without it will be disqualified.

JOB TYPE

Full-time

COMPENSATION

$141k - $202k

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