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Remote, the UK·Added 4 months ago
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Overview
Job details
Fully remote
Only from certain places, per the ad: “Remote - UK”
Requirements
Have 9+ years of experience
Senior-level role.
Skills
The role
At NVIDIA, we address some of the world's most exciting challenges with our unique approach to accelerated computing. As a Senior Quantum Algorithm Researcher you will help grow the adoption of our products and collaborate with Product, Engineering, and Research teams to drive innovation at the intersection of quantum computing applications and AI. Your work will contribute to NVIDIA quantum product in key areas such as AI methods for quantum algorithm discovery, advanced quantum simulations, and digital twins.
NVIDIA's Quantum group is a small, high-impact team visible both internally within NVIDIA and externally across the global quantum community. We're looking for passionate quantum algorithm researchers who want to help define the future of the field. Do you have deep technical expertise in quantum algorithms and applications, and a drive to push the boundaries of technology? If yes, we'd love to hear from you!
What You'll Be Doing
Establish and lead technical collaborations with supercomputing centers (SCCs) on hybrid quantum-classical application development across multiple industry verticals.
Lead research pathfinding in AI for quantum algorithms.
Lead all aspects of and drive the execution of technical results for projects in collaboration with our strategic partnerships, including SCCs, leading QPU builders, and needle-moving researchers, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives and customer success.
Contribute to NVIDIA's revenue stream through strategic technical engagement and the development of innovative solutions that support customer adoption and long-term partnerships.
Publish impactful research works and represent NVIDIA at relevant scientific, technical, and industry conferences.
What We Need To See
Ph.D. in Quantum Computing, Physics, Computer Science, or a related field (or equivalent experience).
Over 9 years of experience working on Quantum Algorithms and Applications.
Demonstrated leadership in technical collaborations with industry partners. Excellent programming skills in Python, C++, and a parallel programming model (e.g., CUDA).
World-class communication and interpersonal skills with a proven ability to articulate a value proposition to technical and non-technical audiences.
A track record of research excellence demonstrated in publications and presentations at leading conferences.
Ways To Stand Out From The Crowd
Recognized thought-leadership in the cross section of quantum applied research and high-performance computing.
Experience with the NVIDIA Quantum platform (cuQuantum or CUDA-Q)!
Hiring process
Search and apply
Phone interviews
Phone call
Full-time candidates typically start with phone interviews.
Virtual or in-person interviews
With hiring manager, team members and employees from other groups · 30–60 min
One-on-one, small-group or panel interviews with the hiring manager, team members and people from other groups; an onsite in-person interview at an office is required before an offer.
Insider Chat
With a community resource group member · 15 min · Not every role
An optional 15-minute conversation with a community resource group member that does not influence the hiring decision.
Decision and offer
- Applicants selected to move forward hear from recruiting within a couple of weeks.
- Most candidates have a decision within weeks of their first interview.
- Technical candidates may complete coding exercises on HackerRank.
About NVIDIA
- Industry
- Technology
- Founded
- 1993
- Employees
- 26,000–30,000
- Headquarters
- Santa Clara, USA
- Website
- nvidia.com
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