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Job Description The proposed work contributes to the implementation of quantum computing algorithms and technologies for theory, phenomenology and computational aspects related to LHC and future colliders at CERN. The fellowship position is based on CERN’s Department of Theoretical Physics (CERN-TH) and focuses on the development of high performance simulation codes for quantum algorithms, with emphasis on quantum optimization problems, quantum machine learning, and many-body quantum simulations applied to High Energy Physics (HEP). Research activities will include hybrid classical-quantum approaches, neural- and tensor-network tools, quantum signal processing, quantum error correction or mitigation, computational complexity, verification or benchmarking schemes for quantum devices, and quantum-circuit compiling and optimization. As a Fellow you will:
Qualifications Eligibility criteria
Essential skills and experience
Please note that CERN Staff members are not eligible to apply for a Fellowship.
Additional Information CERN would very much like to benefit from your expertise, commitment and passion. In return, we offer:
Your future Life @CERN Get a glimpse of what it’s like to work at CERN: https://careers.cern/benefits and https://careers.cern/our-people This is how you can apply: Please provide the following documents to complete your application:
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All applications should reach us no later than 15 September 2022 noon (12:00 CEST).
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