Columbus, OH · On-site
$47K - $64K/yr
... quantum sensing, from either a theoretical or experimental perspective. Under the mentorship of CQISE-affiliated faculty members (see quantum.osu.edu/faculty), the postdoctoral fellow will engage in ...
Columbus, OH · On-site
$47K - $64K/yr
... quantum sensing, from either a theoretical or experimental perspective. Under the mentorship of CQISE-affiliated faculty members (see quantum.osu.edu/faculty), the postdoctoral fellow will engage in ...
| Aspect | Quantum Sensing | Quantum Hardware Engineer |
|---|---|---|
| Required Credentials | Physics or engineering degree, specialized training in quantum technologies | Engineering degree, experience with quantum device fabrication |
| Work Environment | Research labs, industry R&D, field testing | Laboratories, manufacturing facilities, R&D centers |
| Industry Usage | Sensor development, precision measurement, defense, healthcare | Quantum device design, hardware development, prototyping |
Quantum Sensing focuses on developing sensors that utilize quantum phenomena for precise measurements, often in research or applied settings. Quantum Hardware Engineers design and build the physical quantum devices and systems. While both roles require knowledge of quantum mechanics and engineering, Quantum Sensing emphasizes sensor application, whereas Quantum Hardware Engineering centers on device construction and hardware integration.
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$47K - $64K/yr
Full-time
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Position Overview
The Department of Physics, within the College of Arts and Sciences, seeks a Postdoctoral Scholar for the Farinacci Family Postdoctoral Fellowship in Quantum Information Science and Engineering (QISE).
This prestigious fellowship is hosted by the Center for Quantum Information Science and Engineering (CQISE) at The Ohio State University. The ideal candidate will demonstrate a record of excellence in one or more core areas of quantum information, such as quantum computing, quantum algorithms, quantum simulation, quantum networks, or quantum sensing, from either a theoretical or experimental perspective.
Under the mentorship of CQISE-affiliated faculty members (see quantum.osu.edu/faculty), the postdoctoral fellow will engage in innovative, collaborative research to strengthen the university's growing quantum ecosystem.
Ph.D. in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Chemistry, or a related field.
Required Qualifications: Demonstrated experience in quantum information science research, either theoretical or experimental.
Strong collaborative skills and a demonstrated ability to work in interdisciplinary teams.
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Scientific research and development services
51 - 200 Employees
Columbus, OH, US