All NQCC vacancies will be listed here when released and advertised via the UKRI Careers Portal. We are seeking talented individuals to build a world-class team. We are committed to creating a new state-of-the-art facility and offer competitive employee benefits. We welcome queries and expressions of interest at any time.
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We have an exciting opportunity for a Project Manager to work in a wide variety of projects including; technology projects building quantum computers in our laboratories, software development, high performance computing systems, community outreach and construction projects to build and enhance our facilities. Many of our projects are collaborations with industry and academia.
We are look for 2 Software Engineers to join us. You will be working alongside scientists, engineers, developers, and experts in quantum technologies, working to enhance the UK’s quantum computing capabilities.
As the NQCC Business Development Manager, you will lead efforts to identify, develop, and secure collaborative and commercial opportunities that align with the NQCC’s strategic goals. You will build and manage relationships across the quantum computing ecosystem, translating stakeholder needs into actionable partnerships and projects.
We seek a science communication student to promote NQCC’s science and engineering, as well as the topic of quantum computing, to a range of public and professional audiences. You will join a group that plays a significant role in communications and engagement at the NQCC, promoting science and engineering through various channels and events.
As a Graduate Device Fabrication Engineer you will be included in our effort to manufacture these devices at UK-based nanofabrication facilities.
Working with our scientists in the NQCC’s Neutral Atom Quantum Computing Team, our graduates will be encouraged to support the development of tweezer array quantum computing hardware.
On a Hardware Engineering Industrial Placement, you will join the team in developing the experimental infrastructure for quantum hardware with opportunities to develop knowledge and skills in a variety of topics such as: CAD design and manufacturing, operation of cryogenic systems, building qubit control setups, wiring and validation of cryogenic RF signal chains.
The NQCC’s Trapped Ions Quantum Computing Team is on the lookout for a graduate to work with scientists and support our development of quantum computing hardware.
We are recruiting for a Quantum Readiness Support Graduate to support the continued growth of the NQCC’s SparQ Quantum Readiness programme. This programme aims to drive the responsible adoption of quantum computing in the UK.
