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About the RoleWe are seeking a Senior Quantum Error Correction Scientist to develop fault-tolerant protocols and error correction schemes across diverse quantum hardware platforms. This is a rare opportunity to contribute to foundational research and help define scalable quantum architectures. Key Responsibilities:Design and evaluate quantum error correction schemes for heterogeneous hardware architecturesDevelop efficient fault-tolerance protocols under realistic noise and hardware constraintsBuild simulation and modeling tools for system analysis and designLead research projects and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams QualificationsPhD in Physics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related field5–10 years of experience in quantum error correctionStrong record of publications in QEC or related fieldsExperience with scientific computing and programmingProven ability to lead collaborative research and communicate resultsPreferred Skills:Translating research into hardware-aware protocols or commercial applicationsHands-on experience with quantum devices or simulationsKnowledge of decoding techniques and fault-tolerance architectures Benefits Visa Sponsorship: Open to supporting Visa to attract Top TalentCompensation: Competitive salary and equityHealth Coverage: Company-sponsored benefits for you and your familyWork at the cutting edge of quantum computing researchRegular offsites and social activities to recharge and connectShape scalable and fault-tolerant quantum systems for real-world applicationsFlexible and supportive work environment

Role Overview We are seeking a Hardware Pre-Development Team Lead to guide the transformation of early-stage quantum sensing concepts into robust prototype systems ready for formal product development. You will work closely with physicists, hardware engineers, and software teams to define the technical roadmap, drive maturation of critical technologies, and implement agile workflows in experimental hardware environments. Key ResponsibilitiesLead a multidisciplinary hardware team advancing quantum sensing technologies from research prototypes to mature system architectures.Architect complex experimental platforms integrating optics, light sources, microwave electronics, magnetic systems, sensing elements, and precision mechanics.Define and execute structured workflows for prototype development, including iterative testing and verification processes.Apply agile methodologies (Scrum-inspired or equivalent) to enable fast iteration cycles, effective prioritization, and team collaboration.Collaborate with software and product development teams to ensure smooth transfer of validated subsystems into production.Mentor engineers and scientists, fostering a culture of ownership, technical excellence, and teamwork.Contribute to the long-term technical roadmap of our sensing platforms. Required QualificationsPhD or MSc in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Photonics, or related disciplines.7 years of experience in complex hardware or scientific instrumentation development, preferably in industry.Proven leadership of multidisciplinary engineering or R&D teams.Strong systems engineering mindset with experience integrating optics, electronics, sensing, and control systems.Track record of maturing experimental setups into robust prototypes or product-ready architectures.Experience applying agile methodologies in hardware or experimental development environments.Excellent leadership, communication, and team alignment skills.Comfortable operating in fast-paced, high-tech environments where research meets engineering.Preferred (Nice to Have)Experience in quantum sensing, advanced microscopy, semiconductor inspection systems, or precision measurement instrumentation. Why Join Us?Work on groundbreaking quantum technologies with real-world impact from day one.Lead a talented, international team passionate about solving hard problems.Shape the company culture, contribute to high-level decisions, and influence product strategy.Access learning and development resources, including courses, conferences, and workshops.Enjoy 30 vacation days, wellness memberships, and flexible working conditions.Participate in equity programs, directly sharing in the company’s success.

A leading mobile ad platform is looking for a Data Science Manager to join its Programmatic Data Science team. This team builds algorithms that compete in real-time ad auctions, outsmarting industry giants and optimizing ad delivery across thousands of apps. The role combines leadership and hands-on work. As a manager you will grow and mentor a team of data scientists, guide technical strategy, and contribute directly to building machine learning solutions, including recommender systems and neural networks. Ideal candidates have 5 years in data science, 2 years leading teams, strong Python skills, and experience working with large-scale data (AWS, Kafka, Spark, Flink, S3, MySQL).Experience with MLOps is a plus.The role requires someone who can dive deep into technical challenges while communicating clearly across teams.Company offers a hybrid setup, flexible hours, relocation support to Hamburg, 30 vacation days, an in-house gym, mental health support, and regular team events. The office has central location and lake views, modern equipment, and a culture that values collaboration and celebrating success. This is an opportunity to lead a high-performing team, tackle cutting-edge challenges, and shape the future of mobile advertising.