Recent results in theoretical physics show that aspects of quantum mechanics can extend to macroscopic scale. The central role is played by non-local entanglement which classifies these phases of matter and which can be used as a computational resource. There is a significant scientific interest in the understanding of these quantum states as well as their control in the laboratory. At the same time, quantum computers have become the most precisely controllable quantum systems available. Besides their well-known use as computational tools, they also form the ideal platform for establishing control over and experimenting on new quantum matter. To serve theoretical physicists in achieving this goal, we are opening a Research Scientist position based in Munich, Germany.

Your initiative in exploring new research and product directions is highly valued. You will work in a team with eight other research scientists and developers with a variety of backgrounds from condensed matter physics, quantum chemistry, all with strong quantum computing knowledge. We highly value Deep Work, the ability to concentrate on one singular task for extended periods of time without interruption