Assistant Professor Quantum Algorithms (London)

Assistant Professor Quantum Algorithms (London)

07 Nov
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Western University - Physics & Astronomy Dept
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London

07 Nov

Western University - Physics & Astronomy Dept

London

Quantum algorithm development leads this Assistant Professor appointment at Western University in London, Ontario, with teaching and research responsibilities.

The Department of Physics & Astronomy seeks a tenure-track Assistant Professor in quantum computing algorithms. The successful candidate will teach Quantum Computing and Information, support physics and software engineering students, and build an independent research program. Responsibilities span undergraduate and graduate education, trainee mentorship, and academic service.

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop algorithms for quantum computing on existing and proposed hardware
- Teach Quantum Computing and Information to over 100 students
- Teach undergraduate and graduate Physics and Astronomy courses




- Supervise graduate students and mentor research trainees
- Participate in internal and external administrative activities

Requirements:

- Doctoral degree in Physics or closely related field
- Postdoctoral or equivalent experience
- Expertise demonstrated through quantum algorithms publications
- Research plan identifying funding targets and potential collaborators
- University teaching, mentoring, communication, and inclusion evidence

Bring quantum algorithm expertise, university teaching, and research leadership to Western’s Physics & Astronomy community.

📌 Assistant Professor Quantum Algorithms (London)
🏢 Western University - Physics & Astronomy Dept
📍 London

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