About us We hold the key to making quantum technology useful and operate at the highest levels of the emerging quantum sector.
Our products are already revolutionizing the way quantum technology is used; from educating the workforce on how quantum computing works with Black Opal to the industry-first native integration of our performance-management software with IBM Quantum services in November 2023.
We are building the global quantum sector and defining the quantum infrastructure software segment.
But our work isn't limited to quantum computing; we go everywhere that quantum goes.
In July 2023, our work with Australian Defence delivering software-ruggedized quantum sensing for navigation without GPS was featured in the New York Times.
We base these world-leading commercial outcomes on a foundation of transformational research.
We operate the industry's largest team of experts in quantum control and push the limits of human capability through our software, hardware, and technical publications in the world's most prestigious scientific journals.
As a high-growth global quantum startup, we've raised US $74M since 2017 from investors such as Airbus Ventures, Horizons Ventures, Main Sequence Ventures, Salesforce Ventures, Sierra Ventures, SquarePeg Capital, and others; this includes the world's largest Series B for any quantum software company, announced in early 2023.
Adding to the completion of our new global HQ in Sydney (Australia's first fully dedicated, commercial quantum technology site), Los Angeles, and Berlin offices, we've also recently announced our expansion into the UK to continue to impact the development of quantum technology globally.
We're led by our values: to be real, to be trusted, to be just, and to be revered.
We've brought together an inspiring team of world-leading physicists, engineers, product, and design specialists (to name a few!)
to help us shape the future of quantum technology.
And we're looking for new team members who want to help us change the world.
About the role We are seeking a Senior Scientist with experience in quantum sensing.
Specific areas of interest include optical and atomic magnetometry, atomic gravimetry, and inertial navigation.
Preference will be given to candidates with experience in sensor operation, automation, and data fusion.
An understanding of dominant performance limits in fieldable systems is desirable.
You will join a growing team focused on quantum sensing for defense and aerospace.
Our projects will leverage the deep expertise of the Q-CTRL quantum control engineers and will involve collaboration with hardware development teams.
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