Superconducting Quantum Information - Postdoctoral Researcher

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

May 1

Applications are closed

Job
Full-time
Entry Level
Science
Engineering
$113.8K
Livermore

Requirements

Ability to secure and maintain a U.S. DOE Q-level security clearance which requires U.S. citizenship.
PhD in Experimental Physics, Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related field.
Experience with solid state qubit microfabrication processes and device metrology.
Experience with control software and data analysis in Python or a similar programming language.
Ability to work independently on technical tasks, influence technical objectives, to provide in-depth analysis, and develop unique technical solutions.
Interpersonal skills necessary to interact with a diverse set of scientists, engineers and other technical and administrative staff.
Proficient verbal and written communication skills to collaborate effectively in a team environment, prepare written reports and present and explain technical information.
Qualifications We Desire:
Experience with electron-beam lithography.
Experience with Ansys High Frequency Structure Simulator (HFSS) or Comsol.
Experience in design, characterization, control, or simulation of superconducting devices.

Responsibilities

Design, microfabricate, and test quantum coherent superconducting devices.
Improve qubit performance by rigorous experimental design and statistical inference.
Advance the state of the art in physically realizable superconducting qubits and circuitry.
Publish research results in external peer-reviewed scientific journals and participate in international conferences.
Present formal and informal overview of research progress at weekly meetings.
Pursue independent (but complementary) research interests and interact with a broad spectrum of scientists internally and externally.
Perform other duties as assigned.

FAQs

What are the requirements for this Postdoctoral Researcher position in superconducting quantum information?

The requirements for this role include a Ph.D in Physics, Materials Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field, as well as experience in microfabrication techniques and device characterization in the field of superconducting quantum information.

What will be the main responsibilities of the Postdoctoral Researcher in this position?

The main responsibilities will include optimizing scalable solid state qubit devices through microfabrication processes, developing and executing microfabrication processes, and establishing causal relationships between processing and qubit performance metrics.

What group will the Postdoctoral Researcher be a part of in this role?

The Postdoctoral Researcher will be part of the Quantum Coherent Device Physics group, within the Condensed Matter Section of the Physics Division.

Is there room for growth and advancement in this position?

This position provides the opportunity for growth and advancement in the field of superconducting quantum information, with the potential to contribute to cutting-edge research and developments in quantum technologies.

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