Quantum simulation using Coulomb-confined quantum dots

Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) is an Australian research and development company, working to make quantum computers a reality. 

We are looking for a hard working, enthusiastic and dedicated student to join our team of expert researchers.  

Quantum simulation of materials and chemistry is considered one of the most promising opportunities for future quantum computers. These simulations become classically intractable due to the strong interactions between electrons making accurate (and often qualitative) predictions extremely difficult. At SQC we have the unique ability to fabricate quantum dot arrays in the strongly interacting regime that is classically intractable where quantum advantage may be achievable. In this project, the student will develop techniques for analogue quantum simulation of materials and chemistry. They will work closely with theoretical collaborators to develop novel devices based on our Coulomb-confined quantum dots operated in cryogenic dilution refrigerators.

How to Apply

Express your interest by emailing Dr Samuel Gorman at samuel.gorman@unsw.edu.au. Include a copy of your CV and your academic transcript(s).