MathQuEST Postdoctoral Researcher on Quantum Optimisation University of Melbourne in Australia

This Research Fellow role sits in the Department of Software Systems and Cybersecurity within Monash University’s Faculty of Information Technology. The successful candidate will join the Scalable Quantum Systems Labs, directed by Professor Muhammad Usman, and contribute to application-focused quantum algorithm development in a collaborative research environment. The project is oriented toward practical quantum computing outcomes and aims to bridge theoretical foundations with domain-specific ap...

IBM Research’s Algorithms and Applications group is inviting applications for the 2027–2028 Herman Goldstine Memorial Fellowship , a postdoctoral fellowship based in the Math Sciences Council at IBM Research. The fellowship is hosted within the group’s research environment at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, New York, with close connections to IBM Research activities in Westchester County. The fellowship is centered on research in the theory of algorithms and algorit...

This funded PhD project in quantum computing and quantum control will investigate whether counterdiabatic shortcuts can accelerate quantum linear-system solvers under realistic noise and hardware constraints. Quantum linear-system algorithms are relevant to simulation, optimisation, control and data analysis because they prepare quantum states related to solutions of linear equations. Adiabatic approaches can become slow when spectral gaps are small or matrices are poorly conditioned. The projec...

Variational Quantum Computing Beyond the Near Term is a PhD project at the University of Southampton investigating how variational quantum algorithms can become more robust on noisy quantum computers. The research focuses on simulated quantum systems and hybrid classical-quantum frameworks. You will explore error-correction-inspired techniques and learned redundancy within variational computational methods, with the aim of enabling larger and more reliable quantum computations despite hardware n...

Osaka University’s Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Life Science (QIQB) invites applications for one full-time, fixed-term Project Assistant Professor or Project Research Fellow, equivalent to a Postdoctoral Fellow, in quantum machine learning and quantum computing. The position is part of the JST ASPIRE project “Construction of Innovative Machine Learning Methods Using Quantum Features,” which runs from July 2026 to June 2030. The successful researcher will work with Kazuhisa Ogawa on...