PhD position on quantum computing

About the Opportunity

We are inviting individuals with a strong passion for the field of quantum computing to join our dynamic research group in Zurich. This position will allow you to engage deeply with theoretical computer science, quantum computing architectures, and the foundational aspects of quantum computing.

Research Focus

• Your doctoral research will explore topics that align with your interests at the intersection of multiple disciplines.
• For detailed information on our research questions and challenges, please visit our website at dhangleiter.eu.

Candidate Profile

• A strong academic background in computer science, mathematics, or theoretical physics is highly preferred.
• A motivation for research and enthusiasm for collaboration with peers is essential.

Work Environment

You will be part of ETH Zurich, known for nurturing a supportive and collaborative research culture, embedded within the international quantum computing community.

Benefits

• Becoming a member of ETH Zurich means contributing to impactful projects that drive positive change in society.
• Enjoy numerous benefits including public transport season tickets, car sharing, a variety of sports offerings through ASVZ, childcare services, and attractive pension schemes.

Diversity and Sustainability Commitment

ETH Zurich is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment that values diversity and promotes equality of opportunity. We are actively working towards a climate-neutral future while ensuring respect for the rights and dignity of all individuals within our community.

Curiosity and Further Information

We encourage you to explore this exciting research opportunity and learn more about D-PHYS through our website. If you have questions regarding this position, please reach out to Dominik Hangleiter via the contact information provided on our site.

About ETH Zurich

ETH Zurich is recognized globally as a leading university in science and technology, committed to excellence in education, research, and the transfer of knowledge. With over 30,000 community members from over 120 countries, our university fosters independent thinking and provides an inspiring environment for innovation and achievement.