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Postdoc in Quantum Algorithms and Quantum Software University of Southern Denmark in Denmark

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Postdoc

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Computer Science

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A 2–3-year postdoctoral position; the Centre has substantial basic funding and the University has invested DKK 50 million in the Centre. Salary rates are available under SDU international staff conditions, with an optional researcher taxation scheme for non-Danish candidates.

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Jan 3, 2027

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Denmark

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University of Southern Denmark

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Computer Science
Mathematics
Mathematical Physics
Quantum Computing
Quantum Algorithms
Applied Mathematic

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About this position

The Centre for Quantum Mathematics (QM) at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Southern Denmark, is recruiting multiple postdoctoral researchers for 2–3-year positions in quantum algorithms and quantum software.

QM is a highly international and interdisciplinary centre based at SDU in Odense, bringing together expertise in pure mathematics, mathematical physics, and quantum computer science. The centre has developed a broad research environment spanning both fundamental and applied work, and the successful candidates will join a growing international community with opportunities to contribute to new research directions and collaborative projects.

The postdoctoral researcher will help drive internationally competitive research, collaborate with the wider research community, and contribute to the centre’s research environment. The advertised topics sit at the intersection of mathematics, mathematical physics, quantum algorithms, quantum software architecture, and quantum computing, making this a strong fit for researchers working across theory and computation.

QM is continuing to expand with major investment from the University of Southern Denmark and hosts several large European, Danish, and American research grants. The centre is located on the international campus in Odense and is moving into a new dedicated building, further strengthening its focused research setting for quantum mathematics and related fields.

The position is associated with the leadership of Jørgen Ellegaard Andersen, Head of the Centre and Centre Director, and sits within a vibrant research ecosystem that includes multiple active grant-funded projects and senior researchers across related areas of quantum mathematics.

Funding details

A 2–3-year postdoctoral position; the Centre has substantial basic funding and the University has invested DKK 50 million in the Centre. Salary rates are available under SDU international staff conditions, with an optional researcher taxation scheme for non-Danish candidates.

What's required

Applicants must have a PhD degree in pure or applied mathematics, computer science or theoretical physics and a strong research record. An emerging research track in the field is expected. Candidates should be highly motivated, able to work and communicate well in an international team, and able to carry out independent and rigorous work at top international level. Fluency in English is required; Danish is not a prerequisite, though Danish courses will be offered.

How to apply

Upload the application and required attachments through the Apply Online link. Submit the application in English with a detailed CV, MSc and PhD certificates/diplomas, a research statement, and a list of publications. Arrange for 2 or more recommendation letters to be sent directly to [email protected] before the deadline.

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