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Research Internship (Theory)

nano-qt · Remote, Japan

Other EngineeringEntry LevelRemoteQuick applyinternship26 days ago

About The Role

Project Examples

  • Fault-tolerant quantum computation(FTQC), quantum error correction(QEC):
  • Develop and implement a high-performance decoding algorithm for QEC and FTQC.
  • Survey and develop quantum (or classical) error-correcting codes.
  • Design architectural frameworks for FTQC tailored to specific physical systems (such as cavity QED and neutral atoms).
  • Explore fundamental properties of QEC and FTQC.

Applications of quantum information processing and quantum networks

  • Research and develop promising algorithms and protocols that leverage the advantages of quantum information processing in fields like quantum algorithms, communication, cryptography, and sensing.
  • Design efficient algorithms or protocols optimized for fault-tolerant quantum computation or error-corrected quantum repeaters, adapted to the constraints of physical quantum systems.

Quantum state engineering in cavity QED and neutral-atom systems

  • Contribute to the development of simulator library and hardware API for cQED-based quantum computer and quantum repeater.
  • Develop and/or optimize gate operations, entangled state generation and other qubit operations in cQED system.
  • Fundamental research into light-matter interaction and quantum many-body dynamics in cQED systems.
  • .. and more.

Qualifications

  • Must be currently enrolled in a university, graduate program, or an equivalent academic institution.

Requirements

  • Background in physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, or related fields.
  • Basic understanding of quantum computation and quantum communication.

How to stand out in the crowd

  • Knowledge of quantum error-correcting codes and fault-tolerant quantum computation.
  • Knowledge in theoretical computer science such as coding theory, cryptography.
  • Research experience in the field of atomic, molecular and optical (AMO) physics.
  • Coding experience in Python or Julia.
  • Extensive experience with simulation libraries for quantum systems, such as qutip, quantumoptics.jl, qulacs, pennylane, stim, etc.

Compensation

  • Competitive salary + full or partial travel/lodging support

Work Detail

  • Format: On site (Tokyo, Japan) or remote.
  • Frequency: Full time or 2+ days / week.
  • Duration: 1+ month.

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