Research Scientist, Quantum Error Correction, Quantum AI

Google Quantum AI is at the forefront of quantum computing research, seeking to build large-scale computers capable of complex, error-corrected computations. As a Research Scientist in Quantum Error Correction, you'll join a dynamic team focused on advancing quantum computing capabilities through innovative error correction schemes.

The role combines theoretical research with practical implementation, requiring expertise in quantum computing and software development. You'll work on designing and improving error correction protocols, particularly focusing on superconducting qubits and topological codes. The position offers the opportunity to collaborate with world-class researchers and engineers while contributing to groundbreaking advancements in quantum computing.

The Quantum Error Correction Theory team works closely with experimentalists, creating a unique environment where theoretical insights are directly applied to physical systems. Your responsibilities will span from developing new protocols to implementing them in software and analyzing experimental results. The role requires a blend of theoretical knowledge, programming skills, and research experience.

Working at Google provides competitive compensation, including base salary, bonus, and equity, along with comprehensive benefits. The company's commitment to innovation, coupled with its resources and talented team, makes this an exceptional opportunity for someone passionate about advancing quantum computing technology. You'll be part of a mission to unlock solutions to classically intractable problems and shape the future of computing.

The position offers significant growth potential and the chance to contribute to cutting-edge research in quantum computing. Your work will be instrumental in advancing error correction techniques, a crucial component in building practical quantum computers. The role combines independent research with collaborative projects, providing a stimulating environment for professional development and scientific achievement.