Research Fellow, Hybrid Quantum Network, Center For Quantum Technologies job with NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

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About the Center for Quantum Technologies

The Center for Quantum Technologies (CQT) is an excellent research center in Singapore. It brings together physicists, computer scientists and engineers to conduct basic research on quantum physics and to build devices based on quantum phenomena. Experts in this new discipline of quantum technologies are applying their discoveries to computing, communications and sensing.

CQT is hosted by the National University of Singapore and also has collaborators at Nanyang Technological University. With around 180 researchers and students, it offers a friendly and international working environment.

Learn more about CQT at www.quantumlah.org

job description

Quantum technology is considered one of the most disruptive technologies of our time. In order to realize a scalable quantum system, the teamwork of a large number of scientists and engineers is required. If you are one of those who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of quantum technologies, we are looking for you.

In particular, we are looking for a post-doctoral student with great interest in the development of hybrid quantum systems. The person will be part of a larger research team working on developing a quantum network in Singapore using different quantum systems, including atoms and solid-state devices. Ions in an ion trap make excellent stationary quantum storage as well as a computational qubit, photons are known to be the best communication qubits, and quantum dots are most commonly used for sensing. This project aims to couple these diverse quantum systems over a large distance and thus open up the possibility of developing a functioning quantum network.

job requirements

  • A PhD in Experimental Atomic, Molecular and Optical Sciences. Sound knowledge of single photon sources and their characterization. Basic knowledge of electronics. Working knowledge of optics Working knowledge of writing and understanding Python code. Experience in design and simulation of ion trapping optics

The team is a diverse team of researchers collaborating with a range of collaborators both inside and outside Singapore. The team specializes in processing and capturing quantum information in ion traps. This position offers the opportunity to work on more than one quantum system in collaboration with Singapore.

More information

For inquiries and position details, please contact Prof. Manas Mukherjee at [email protected].

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Employment Type : full time

Applications can be submitted using the link below and should include the following: most recent CV and a letter of recommendation (if applicable)

Location: [[Kent Ridge]]
Department : [[Manas Mukherjee Group]]
Job Requisition ID : [[11662]]

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