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The Quantum Device Lab at the Department of Physics of ETH Zurich is seeking highly motivated Doctoral Students to contribute to the development of a superconducting qubit quantum network and research in quantum networking applications. The lab has developed a unique superconducting qubit system enabling remote entanglement and advanced quantum information experiments. The platform is being expanded to explore further applications in quantum networks, including distributed quantum computing and non-local sensing.

Tasks

  • Become part of the team developing and running a two-node quantum network.
  • Work closely with the Quantum Device Lab, benefiting from and contributing to its expertise in quantum computing with superconducting qubits.
  • Perform collaborative research towards the realization of quantum networking technologies.
  • Contribute to various aspects of the experimental effort, including technical tasks (design of electronics and mechanical components, building microwave setups, fabrication of superconducting circuit chips) and conceptual tasks (design of experiments, exploring quantum networking applications, planning future research strategies).
  • Pursue the development of the platform by enabling and implementing quantum networking protocols on a network of multi-qubit superconducting circuit chips.

Requirements

  • You have a strong interest in experimental realizations of quantum information processing systems, with a focus on remote and non-local applications.
  • You are dedicated to pursuing a successful career in research, development, or education, either in academia or industry.
  • You have experience and a proven record in one or more of the following areas:
    • Quantum information processing and its implementations (e.g. with superconducting circuits, quantum dots, ion traps, NMR)
    • Experimental quantum optics and atomic physics (cavity quantum electrodynamics)
    • Micro and nano-electronic devices and their fabrication (lithography and deposition techniques)
    • Quantum networking and remote entanglement generation
    • Mesoscopic solid state physics
    • Low temperature physics
    • Microwave electronics
    • Digital electronics
    • FPGAs
    • Instrumentation, drivers, and software development

Benefits

  • Your project is embedded into the Swiss Quantum Science and Technology network, the Quantum Center at ETH Zurich, and a diverse set of international research projects.
  • Opportunity to contribute to a strong research program at a leading European research institution.
  • ETH Zurich provides a stimulating interdisciplinary research environment in quantum information science.
  • Access to world-class infrastructure for top-level research, including centers for micro- and nanoscience (FIRST - Center for Micro- and Nanoscience and B & R Nanotechnology Center).
  • The Quantum Device Lab is located in Zurich, an international city with high quality of life.
  • ETH Zurich is a family-friendly employer with excellent working conditions.
  • Exciting working environment, cultural diversity, and attractive offers and benefits.
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Das Team

You will work closely with the Quantum Device Lab, a well-established research group with a strong background in quantum computing with superconducting qubits, and collaborate within the Department of Physics (D-PHYS).

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