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Quantum Systems Research Scientist
Georgia Tech Research Institute
The Quantum Systems (QS) Division of the Georgia Tech Research Institute's Cybersecurity, Information Protection, and Hardware Evaluation Research (CIPHER) Lab is seeking self-motivated individuals with experience in quantum sensor or computing research. The division is composed of a large team of scientists and engineers from disciplines including physics, chemistry, electrical engineering, optical science, mechanical engineering, mathematics, and chemical engineering. QS employees perform fundamental research exploring next-generation technologies based on exotic physical phenomena, working to prove that devices based on these technologies can provide real-world solutions relevant to sponsors. Our research portfolio includes funded programs in trapped-ion quantum computing, simulation, and sensing, vapor cell quantum magnetometry and electrometry, molecular data storage technology, mass spectrometry, and chemical sensing. Support is also available for development of projects outside of existing areas of research. QS researchers frequently contribute to projects in other GTRI labs and CIPHER divisions involving research in other topics including artificial intelligence and machine learning, communications, biophysics, security, and optics. The candidate will be expected to work independently and effectively in a highly collaborative, multi-disciplinary team environment. Job Duties:
The full job posting and instructions on starting the application process can be found here: full job posting. Travel Requirements<10% travel EDUCATION & LENGTH OF EXPERIENCEResearch Scientist II
Senior Research Scientist
REQUIRED MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
U.S. CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTSDue to our research contracts with the US federal government, candidates for this position are required to be US Citizens. CLEARANCE TYPE REQUIREDAbility to obtain Secret Clearance upon hire DIVERSITY & INCLUSIONDiversity & Inclusion (D&I) at Georgia Tech Research Institute aims to enhance the Institute’s mission of solving the world’s most complex technical problems by creating a workforce with a shared appreciation for diversity, raising awareness around inclusiveness, and fostering a sense of belonging and appreciation for all members of our community.
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