PhD position in algorithm and user-interface development for hybrid quantum computing

Introduction

Are you passionate about quantum technologies and eager to further develop a Rydberg atom quantum computing platform as a 24/7 user-facility for hybrid quantum comping? Join us! We are looking for a candidate that drives the theory of Rydberg atoms in optical tweezers, algorithm and software development for our full-stack quantum computers.

Job Description

At TU/e, the ultracold atom laboratory of CQT, part of the Center for Quantum Materials and Technology (QT/e), is developing neutralatom quantum computing platforms based on Rydberg interactions. This project is part of the KAT1 Quantum Delta NL program on hybrid quantum computing, a demonstrator built on Quantum Inspire, the European quantum computer that offers 24/7 online access. A crucial component is our Rydberg Simulation Platform (RySP)the digital twin and software control unit of our atomic tweezer testbedswhich also underpins the Rydberg emulator backend...