For all cases, please contact the group leader at dimitris.angelakis@qubit.org
Jobs and scholarships:
- Internships, RA and RF positions in the interface of quantum algorithms and machine learning. Click here for more details.
- Undergraduates of NUS and TUC: We offer Honors, Diploma and UROPS projects, and we have also offered occasionally SPS projects. The door is open for a chat! Write to the group leader
- Undergraduates of other universities: Usually we do not offer paid summer internships unless in exceptional cases. If you have your own financial support or scholarship to try nevertheless, and you are within the top students in your class, please send your CV.
- Ph.D. candidates: We have PhD openings in Quantum Physics, QML and Quantum Simulation, click here for details. For logistic details, salary, etc refer to the CQT PhD programme but don’t start by applying there, write to the group leader first.
- Postdocs: We constantly look for motivated junior or experienced postdocs with a strong background in quantum information or quantum optics, or condensed matter physics. Areas of interests in the group include quantum simulation and computation, quantum many-body dynamics, driven quantum systems, topological physics, quantum machine learning. Platform wise we work with superconducting qubits, ions, integrated photonic chips and cold atoms.
Industry and Press: Please see Industry and Outreach.
We are constantly looking for excellent and highly motivated people from Physics, Maths, ECE or CS schools, with a passion in software engineering and algorithm development to join our exciting team.
Areas of current interest include digital and analog quantum computing, and their applications in data and material science, optimization, chemistry, and finance and market research among others.
For the RF positions, a PhD in the field of quantum computing/physics/theoretical physics and a strong publication record is required. Areas of interest include numerical simulations of quantum systems (tensor networks etc), quantum computing applications, quantum algorithm development, implementations of quantum computation, quantum simulation as well as topics in topological physics and other areas.
Excellent interns and RAs will be considered for potential follow up PhD positions.
Interested parties should write to the group leader, Prof. Angelakis, Dimitris at dimitris.angelakis@gmail.com with their full CV and one sample of their past work (a paper or project report).