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The WACQT Research Arena – Quantum Computing (WARA‑QC) is looking for a Quantum Computing Application Engineer to bridge the gap between academic research and industrial application.
In this role, you will bring quantum computing out of the lab and apply it to real industrial problems. You will interact with industry partners through joint projects, where relevant problems are tackled in close collaboration with industry experts.
These projects aim to lower the barriers for Swedish industry to engage with quantum computing technologies and accelerate the development of real‑world quantum computing applications.

The WACQT Research Arena – Quantum Computing (WARA‑QC) is seeking a Senior Quantum Computing Application Engineer to spearhead industry collaboration projects and bring quantum computing out of the lab and into real‑world applications.
In this role, you will lead interactions with industry partners through joint projects and work on relevant problems in close collaboration with subject‑matter experts. You will be involved in the entire development chain—from problem identification to delivering learning outcomes.
These projects aim to lower the barriers for Swedish industry to engage with quantum technologies and **accelerate the development of real‑world quantum computing applications.

The qFLOW project (Helmholtz Quantum Use Challenge) is recruiting postdoctoral researchers to work on quantum and hybrid quantum–classical algorithms for PDE- and ODE-based models arising in fluid dynamics and environmental systems.

The qFLOW project (Helmholtz Quantum Use Challenge) is recruiting postdoctoral researchers to work on quantum and hybrid quantum–classical algorithms for PDE- and ODE-based models arising in fluid dynamics and environmental systems.

We are hiring an experimental research assistant within the Quantum Light and Matter group at Durham, working on quantum sensing with ultracold molecules in optical tweezer arrays. This 3-year position is funded by the "UK-Canada quantum for science research collaborations" scheme and there will be opportunities to travel to Canada as part of a researcher exchange program with the University of Waterloo.

International applicants are encouraged to apply and will be eligible for the Durham University Visa Reimbursement Scheme.

We are looking for a PhD candidate to work on challenges related to superconducting spintronics as part of the project “Flexible Superconducting Spintronics: Geometric control of low-dissipation, long-distance information processing (SuperFlex)”, funded by the Norwegian Research Council. The candidate will enroll in the PhD program at the Department of Physics, at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, within the group lead by Sol Jacobsen.

The project

Quantum networks require complex software infrastructures to manage entanglement distribution, synchronization, classical signaling, and multi-node coordination. Thus, it remains a critical need for software-engineered models that can be simulated, validated, and compared at scale. This PhD focuses on quantum network software engineering supporting realistic evaluation of quantum Internet architectures.

What You’ll do