Scientific Software Engineer - Hardware Compilation

error correction technologies. This new direction involves multiple new challenges in both engineering and science.ResponsibilitiesDevelop and maintain domain-specific language (DSL) for pulse-level programs and its associated compilation stackSupport integration of pulse compilation into multiple quantum computer buildsCollaborate with Quantum Error Correction (QEC) scientists and hardware control team to plan and develop hardware features required for executing QEC algorithmsCollaborate with other members of the scientific software team to integrate gate-level and atom-move compilationQualificationsMasters in Computer Science with focus on quantum computation/architecture/programming language/compiler, or equivalent professional experienceEnthusiastic about building tools used by non-software developersExperience with Python semantics, Python type hints, CPython interpreterExperience with modern C++ projects and tooling around those projectsExperience with Static Single Assignment

intermediate representations-based compilerKnowledge of the full lifecycle of software development, including version control, code review, testing, CI/CD, logging, profiling, debugging, and documentationPreferred QualificationsPh.D. in Computer Science with focus on quantum computation/architecture/programming language/compiler, or equivalent professional experienceExperience with FPGA programmingknowledge in quantum physics and AMO physicsExperience in programming language design, especially programming language theoryknowledge in quantum error correctionContribution to existing open-source librariesThe approximate base salary range for this position is $102,400 - $166,400.We consistently monitor external market data and update base salary ranges accordingly.

SummaryQuEra Computing, Inc. seeks a creative and collaborative Scientific Software Engineer to help solve the unique software challenges of integrating high-level applications into state-of-the-art neutral-atom quantum computers. You will have the opportunity to work with a vibrant scientific software team and a community of industry and academic collaborators and to help our growing team of diverse experts address fascinating challenges, ranging from classical compiler techniques to direct integration with low-level hardware components. Using our open-source toolchain, Kirin, you will be building QuEra’s compiler pipeline together with experimental & computational physicists from low-level hardware instructions to high-level programming languages. This involves the development of new features and infrastructure for hardware execution. You will be co-designing compilers and hardware infrastructure for the next generation of quantum computing using cutting-edge neutral-atom and quantum