Founded by experts in quantum physics and semiconductors, Equal1 aims to democratise quantum computing by making it accessible and affordable with its innovative quantum silicon technology. By integrating the entire quantum computing system onto a single chip, Equal1 significantly reduces the size and cost of quantum computers, transforms their performance and scalability, and opens up a world of possibilities in sectors like pharmaceuticals, finance, materials science, and…
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Founded by experts in quantum physics and semiconductors, Equal1 aims to democratise quantum computing by making it accessible and affordable with its innovative quantum silicon technology. By integrating the entire quantum computing system onto a single chip, Equal1 significantly reduces the size and cost of quantum computers, transforms their performance and scalability, and opens up a world of possibilities in sectors like pharmaceuticals, finance, materials science, and more.
Equal1 is supported by funding from Atlantic Bridge (abven.com), Matterwave Ventures (matterwave.vc), Enterprise Ireland (enterprise-ireland.com), European Innovation Council (eic.ec.europa.eu) and 808 Ventures (808ventures.vc).
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NexusUCD, Belfield Office Park, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin D04 V2N9, IE
70 Glenn Way, San Carlos, California 94070, US
Espace Quantique 1, 1950 Rue Roy, Sherbrooke, Québec QC J1K 2X8, CA
5+ YOECandidates need at least 5 years of quantum error correction experience in academia or industry, plus a PhD or postdoc or industry experience in the field. Strong Python skills, a track record of publications or public code, and experience implementing QEC solutions are also needed.
Candidates need an M.Sc. or Ph.D. in a quantum or electrical engineering field and hands-on experience calibrating solid-state quantum devices. They also need quantum mechanics and semiconductor knowledge, cryogenic and RF/microwave skills, strong Python and Git use, and clear technical writing.