JobsQuantum Algorithm Engineer — AMER
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Quantum Algorithm Engineer — AMER

IBM

Location

United States

Type

Full-time

Posted

7/8/2026

Compensation

$265,000 - $315,000 per year

PhD with 5+ Years of Experience
Approval 98.5%·Filings 2,072·New hires 501·
💎 Strong Sponsor
·FY 2025

Job description

The Quantum Algorithm Engineer role at IBM Quantum focuses on advancing research in quantum information science and applications. This position requires a blend of scientific rigor and engineering excellence, with an emphasis on leveraging superconducting hardware and high-performance computing integration. The engineer will collaborate with strategic clients and lead technology demonstrations to showcase quantum capabilities. This role is pivotal in bridging theoretical breakthroughs with real-world applications across various domains.

Requirements

  • PhD in Physics, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or equivalent experience.
  • 5+ years of hands-on experience in quantum computing and running near-term algorithms in quantum hardware.
  • Excellent programming skills in Python, Qiskit, and the IBM Quantum software stack.
  • Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills with experience in analyzing and tuning quantum hardware performance.
  • Project management skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines.

Responsibilities

  • Drive research in quantum information science, algorithms, and applications.
  • Contribute to high-impact research in top-tier journals alongside clients and partners.
  • Lead the creation of high-visibility technology demonstrations for strategic partners.
  • Design and adapt quantum algorithms to solve complex challenges across diverse domains.
  • Partner with the IBM Quantum Network to benchmark and optimize execution on quantum systems.

Benefits

  • IBM offers competitive compensation, healthcare coverage, retirement programs, paid parental leave, tuition assistance, wellness programs, flexible work options, and extensive learning and certification resources.

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