PhD position in qubit hardware development and implementation 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 qubit hardware development and implementation.

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.

The qubit hardware that we operate in our laboratories are two neutralatom quantum computing platforms (rubidium and strontium). Optical tweezer arrays provide programmable and precise control and siteresolved singleatom readout. Rydberg excitation...