Research Scientist Qubit SPAM

Location: Munich / hybrid

10 Aug 2026

You will focus on defining and developing cooling and state-preparation methods that are feasible and efficient for trapped-ion quantum computers. The job combines theoretical concept development and simulation with close support for implementation in the experimental setup. It is particularly suited to an AMO physicist with a strong theory background and practical understanding of atomic-system experiments. You will collaborate with product owners, the engineering and experiment teams, and external partners.

Who we are

At neQxt, we build full-stack ion-trap quantum computers, striving for excellent performance and scalability. With decades of expertise in ion-trap technology, neQxt was spun out of Mainz University, and it is headquartered in Germany’s Frankfurt Metropolitan area. Our team of leading talent from Europe and beyond covers the entire value chain, from the basic hardware to end-user software level. Join our passionate team of ambitious scientists, engineers, technicians and quantum enthusiasts, building top-tier fault-tolerant quantum computers together!

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What we offer

We focus on true technological advancement rather than unrealistic roadmaps. With a pragmatic, no-nonsense approach, we move fast and avoid bureaucracy. We value your individuality and offer a flexible environment tailored to your lifestyle.

How to apply

To apply, please submit your CV, a cover letter including your preferred starting date, and any relevant publications, project details or other supporting documents via e-mail to: career@neqxt.org. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled.

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