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Some of the hardest problems in quantum computing are still unsolved. Our portfolio company Yaqumo Inc. is looking for people who’d like to…
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Some of the hardest problems in quantum computing are still unsolved.
Our portfolio company Yaqumo Inc. is looking for people who’d like to change that. They’re hiring across for roles spanning #QuantumErrorCorrection, quantum architecture, quantum algorithms, simulation, decoding and quantum metrology
The team is working at the frontier of fault-tolerant neutral-atom quantum computing and if terms like logical qubits, resource estimation and QEC decoding sound more exciting than intimidating, this might be for you.
🌍 International applicants are welcome:
QEC Theorist – Quantum Architect
QEC Theorist – Simulation & Decoding
QCVV Theorist – Quantum Metrologist
Quantum Algorithms Theorist – Resource Estimation & Design
Explore these roles and others here: https://lnkd.in/efA4xgXi
#QuantumJobs #QuantumCareers #NeutralAtoms #VC #VentureCapital
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