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(90%)Ģ.Cultivate new programs by identifying emerging opportunities and challenges write proposals for new funding publish results. Support ongoing programs in quantum information science by making immediate contributions to efforts exploiting quantum control for noise characterization, measurement, and sensing. The successful applicant will interact with a diverse set of collaborators including experimentalists and fellow theorists and computational scientists.ĭuties (Listed in order of importance with the estimated amount of time spent at each task):ġ.Perform independent research in the area of quantum information science with a proven expertise in one or more of the following areas: quantum control and noise characterization, quantum algorithm development, quantum error correction, or quantum architectures. The position will entail pursuing applied theoretical and computational research efforts in quantum information science. This includes efforts in quantum computing, quantum sensing, and quantum control. The Experimental and Computational Physics Group is seeking a quantum information scientist to join our growing team focused on quantum exploitation. The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) is located midway between Baltimore and Washington, DC. APL is actively seeking a Quantum Information Scientist for the Experimental and Computational Physics Group Program, within the Research and Exploratory Development Department (REDD). The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) is a national leader in scientific research and development.