Quantum Machines

Software Engineer, Quantum Application Validation

Quantum Machines

full-time

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Origin:  • 🇩🇪 Germany

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Job Level

Mid-LevelSenior

Tech Stack

Python

About the role

  • Build and maintain a scalable framework to validate quantum routines on hardware
  • Design software that efficiently connects measurement hardware and control systems
  • Develop and optimize algorithms for data processing of quantum computing routines
  • Implement and validate scalable quantum routines across architectures
  • Process and integrate large real-time measurement datasets into the framework
  • Develop automated tests and CI/CD pipelines for continuous system validation
  • Collaborate with hardware, physics, and software teams to align framework with system needs
  • Build infrastructure and tools necessary to validate execution of quantum computing routines; analyze large datasets and integrate real hardware with custom quantum languages

Requirements

  • M.Sc. or higher in software engineering, mathematics, electrical engineering, physics or equivalent
  • Preferably a background in Quantum Computing
  • At least 5 years of hands-on programming experience
  • Strong expertise in Python, including experience in data manipulation and analysis
  • Solid background in designing software architectures that interact with real hardware, ensuring performance, scalability, and reliability
  • Experience with developing automated testing frameworks and CI/CD processes, especially in a scientific or engineering context
  • Ability to develop and optimize complex algorithms, especially for data processing and multi unit computing environments
  • Experience integrating quantum algorithms with physical quantum platforms (e.g., superconducting qubits, trapped ions) is an advantage
  • Experience with infrastructure or electronics for high-frequency systems (quantum hardware or related fields) is an advantage
  • Ability to work effectively in a multi-disciplinary team environment with a strong desire to learn new concepts in (quantum) computing and adapt to the evolving nature of the field