Theoretical Quantum Optic
50838
Posted: 25/02/2026
- Paris, France
- Permanent
We are partnered with an exciting up-coming deep-tech company developing novel analytical methods to deliver quantitative measurements combining quantum and drug discovery, combining theoretical and experimental techniques.
We are looking for an enthusiastic hardworking researcher in theoretical quantum optics to explore new scientific directions. You will perform theoretical calculations to support and refine protocols and approaches within discrete-variables and non-gaussian states. We are looking for someone who is proactive, willing to challenge established frameworks, and able to navigate open-ended research questions with autonomy.
What you will do:
- Develop quantum protocols involving both discrete -variable (superposition and entangles states) and continuous-variable regimes, including non-gaussian states.
- You will perform theoretical calculations and critical literature reviews.
- Collaborate cross functionally with in-house experimentalists and theorists to aligning theoretical developments
Who we are looking for:
- PhD in quantum information, quantum optics or quantum theory.
- Post doc experience (appreciate but not mandatory)
- Deep strong theoretical knowledge surrounding quantum protocols
- A strong ability to perform theoretical calculations and critical literature reviews to support and refine these approaches.
Following your application, Amelia Pudney will discuss the opportunity with you in detail. She will happily answer any queries surrounding the opportunity and the potential for career growth. This position is highly popular and has possibility to close prematurely; apply as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Please select 'apply', alternatively email apudney@barringtonjames.com for any further information.
We are looking for an enthusiastic hardworking researcher in theoretical quantum optics to explore new scientific directions. You will perform theoretical calculations to support and refine protocols and approaches within discrete-variables and non-gaussian states. We are looking for someone who is proactive, willing to challenge established frameworks, and able to navigate open-ended research questions with autonomy.
What you will do:
- Develop quantum protocols involving both discrete -variable (superposition and entangles states) and continuous-variable regimes, including non-gaussian states.
- You will perform theoretical calculations and critical literature reviews.
- Collaborate cross functionally with in-house experimentalists and theorists to aligning theoretical developments
Who we are looking for:
- PhD in quantum information, quantum optics or quantum theory.
- Post doc experience (appreciate but not mandatory)
- Deep strong theoretical knowledge surrounding quantum protocols
- A strong ability to perform theoretical calculations and critical literature reviews to support and refine these approaches.
Following your application, Amelia Pudney will discuss the opportunity with you in detail. She will happily answer any queries surrounding the opportunity and the potential for career growth. This position is highly popular and has possibility to close prematurely; apply as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Please select 'apply', alternatively email apudney@barringtonjames.com for any further information.
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