Quantiki

The Quantum Information and Computation group in the Mathematical Institute, led by Prof Balint Koczor, is looking for a highly motivated and exceptionally talented quantum theorist to lead new projects in the broad context of achieving practical quantum advantage using early quantum computers (near term and early fault tolerant). The length of the position is fixed term and runs until the end of September 2028. The starting date of this position is flexible but an anticipated start date is 1st September 2026.

The Azrieli International Visiting PhD Fellowship offers outstanding international PhD candidates the opportunity to conduct short-term research in Israel, fostering academic collaboration and strengthening global research ties. Fellows will work closely with leading Israeli researchers, gaining valuable experience in world-class academic institutions.

The position is sponsored by the NFR project Smart Precision for Quantum Resilience.

This project aims at combining techniques and tools from precision tuning and other approximate computing techniques to the problem of optimising the choice for error correction codes in logical qubits implementations. These techniques should, whenever appropriate, be implemented within static code analysis tools, such as a compiler.

This project is planned as a collaboration between NTNU and another academic institution based in Italy. The successful candidate will work as a core member of the NTNU team while maintaining close collaboration with the partner institution in an international environment.

Lund University, Sweden, has a call for a tenure-track scientist broadly within the field of quantum science and technology. Both theory and experiment candidates are welcome. The position comes with a starting-package.

More information and application portal found here: https://lu.varbi.com/en/what:job/jobID:922244/

Available immediately. Experimental postdoc position in atomic physics pursuing implementations of quantum information science (QIS) in neutral atom systems within the contexts of quantum sensing with atom interferometers, and/or multi-atom entanglement using interactions between ultra-cold Rydberg atoms in optical tweezers. These research directions build upon our prior, foundational work with entangling interactions using ultra-cold Rydberg atoms controlled in optical tweezers, as well as novel techniques for matter wave interferometry.

We open a PhD position in our group at the Université de Bordeaux and CNRS.

Motivation:
Optically trapped particles, isolated from environmental noise by the optical potential, offer an unparalleled platform to explore quantum behavior at mesoscopic scales. Their weak coupling to the environment and precise optical control make them ideal for investigating fundamental quantum phenomena and developing quantum technologies.

Applications will remain open until the position is filled. Submitted applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, with the evaluation process beginning after a four‑week period.

We seek an established researcher in quantum science and technologies with a strong and well-developed research track record, capable of leading and expanding SUAD’s research activities in this area. The successful candidate should demonstrate sufficient academic maturity to sustain an independent research program while contributing to the development of quantum-related teaching.

Quantum Software Lab at the University of Edinburgh is hiring for five Tenure-Track Positions!