- Redmond, Washington, United States
- Hybrid
- Full-time · Senior
- $192K–$305K per year
- 8+ years
A scientist role at the intersection of quantum device physics and advanced physics simulation and modeling, path-finding the future of high-fidelity, real-time models for fault-tolerant quantum hardware.
Compensation
The expected base salary range for this position is 192,000 USD – 304,750 USD.
Responsibilities
- Research and develop advanced physics-based models and scalable simulation frameworks.
- Build physics-informed synthetic data generation pipelines that leverage quantum device models, noise channels, and Hamiltonian characterization to produce high-quality datasets.
- Develop detailed noise models of quantum hardware that capture device physics, decoherence, and drift behavior, enabling accurate performance prediction and parameter inference without full experimental overhead.
- Develop GPU-accelerated implementations to ensure the full simulation and modeling pipeline scales.
- Communicate research findings and collaborate with academic and industry partners to advance the field, while championing rapid innovation, technical depth, and creative problem solving.
Requirements
- Masters Degree in Physics
- Computer Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Applied Mathematics
- Ph.D. strongly preferred