Research Fellow (Quantum Physics)

Join Our Team at the Centre for Quantum Technologies , Nanyang Technological University, Singapore The Centre for Quantum Technologies is a pioneering quantum centre in the world offering a diverse research culture at the intersection of three different fields, namely, theoretical, experimental Physics and computer science. We offer competitive salary and enriching intellectual experience in a city known for its forward outlook. This program also allows strong collaboration with leading academic and industrial groups within and outside the country. We are seeking a Research Fellow to be in charge of an experimental apparatus aiming to develop a quantum processor based on Neutral Atom Arrays. The role will focus on developing the experiment, data acquisition and analysis, and supervision of undergraduate and PhD students. Key Responsibilities Develop numerical twins for digital quantum computer Develop mapping of many-body problems into class of Hamiltonians compatible with our experimental machines Report on at least on a weekly basis to the principal investigator Supervise and train young researchers Job Requirements PhD in Theoretical Physics, with a specialization in Quantum Physics, Optics, or a closely related field Proven knowledge, experience, or exposure to areas such as condensed-matter physics, AMO physics, and Rydberg physics. Ability to work independently and in collaboration with an experimental research team. Experience in supervising or mentoring students or junior researchers would be advantageous. We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified. Hiring Institution: NTU

• Develop numerical twins for digital quantum computer
• Develop mapping of many-body problems into class of Hamiltonians compatible with our experimental machines
• class of Hamiltonians compatible with our experimental machines
• Report on at least on a weekly basis to the principal investigator
• Supervise and train young researchers

• We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
• PhD in Theoretical Physics, with a specialization in Quantum Physics, Optics, or a closely related field
• Proven knowledge, experience, or exposure to areas such as condensed-matter physics, AMO physics, and Rydberg physics.
• Ability to work independently and in collaboration with an experimental research team.
• Experience in supervising or mentoring students or junior researchers would be advantageous.