eleQtron GmbH
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Salary not disclosedOnsite
- Foundations & Concepts
- Siegen
- Full time
- Yesterday
About the role
The Senior Quantum Fault-Tolerance Architect will shape the long-term roadmap towards logical quantum computing at eleQtron. This role involves driving research in quantum error correction, contributing to key architectural decisions, and coordinating cross-functional efforts across hardware and software teams. The architect will play a leading role in building and growing the company's fault-tolerance capabilities.
Responsibilities
- Develop and drive fault-tolerant quantum-computing strategies and logical architectures for trapped-ion MAGIC quantum processors.
- Lead hardware-aware quantum error-correction studies and guide architectural decisions for future processor generations.
- Coordinate realistic performance models connecting hardware characterization, circuit-level noise models, and logical performance metrics.
- Work closely with System Architecture, System Operations, Software Engineering, and Quantum Applications teams to support the co-design of future fault-tolerant quantum computers.
- Contribute to the development and mentoring of a growing fault-tolerance team while supporting eleQtron’s long-term technology roadmap.
Required skills
- Quantum error correction
- Logical architecture design
- Scientific leadership
- Physics
- Quantum Information
- Computation
Qualifications
- PhD in Physics, Quantum Information and Computation, or a closely related field
- Postdoctoral or industrial research experience in quantum error correction
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Flexible working hours
- Team events
- Individualized further training
- Fitness programs
- Moving bonus
About the Company
eleQtron develops and operates full-stack quantum computers based on trapped-ion technology. The company combines laser schemes, engineered magnetic-field gradient induced coupling, and advanced quantum control techniques to work within the high-fidelity regime.