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Design intermediate representation (IR), instruction set architecture (ISA) and transform/optimization passes for FTQC Architecture Implementation.
Design and implement transpilers/compilers in QURI SDK (a quantum computing SDK).
Design and develop quantum programming language for users.
Implement benchmarking which utilizes hardware-/architecture-dependent noise models.
Work on technical specifications and performance tuning with researchers and developers.
Quantum computers are gaining attention as an emerging technology poised to shape the future of society through their extraordinary computational capabilities, making possible what was once only imaginable. While realizing this future requires the development of various technologies, recent technical advances are bringing the dream of a "Quantum Computer" closer to reality. This indicates that the quantum industry is approaching a major turning point. In this context, concrete efforts to apply quantum technology are now progressing in earnest within the industrial sector.
The practical use of quantum computers depends not only on advances in hardware but also on progress in algorithms and software to make the technology truly usable. At QunaSys, our mission is to "Build the future where quantum computers contribute to industry." We develop algorithms and software to maximize the performance of quantum computers, thereby contributing to their integration into society.
The journey toward practical quantum computing is evolving from NISQ (Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum Computers, which lack error correction) to Early-FTQC (early Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers), and ultimately to full-scale FTQC (Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers). In this evolving landscape, QunaSys addresses real-world industrial challenges by evaluating application performance across algorithms, architectures, and hardware. We also develop and provide a software development platform that accelerates this progress.
The QS (Quantum Solution) team develops software, ranging from algorithms to Architecture, for current NISQ devices, next-generation Early-FTQC, and future FTQC systems, such as the QURI SDK.
As the quantum industry advances toward the realization of FTQC, the importance of compiler infrastructure that supports quantum hardware with appropriate architecture is growing rapidly.
At QunaSys, we are strengthening the development of quantum compilers--an essential component for implementing FTQC on real hardware--and integrating them into the QURI SDK. This SDK includes features to evaluate performance by mapping user-defined quantum algorithms to various architectures. Through these efforts, we aim to deliver greater value to users and become the top choice in the increasingly complex field of quantum application development.
For this role, we are seeking engineers to develop intermediate representation (IR), Instruction Set Architecture (ISA), and transformation/optimization passes that will drive our progress forward.
????? / Required Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills:
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Hands-on experience with compiler and transpiler, including LLVM, MLIR, and personal development is also welcomed
Experience working on at least intermediate-scale software with C++/Rust/Python
Basic understanding of quantum circuit and quantum algorithm
Understanding of algorithms and data structures
Experience of working in a team of engineers with tools like Git
????? / Preferred Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills:
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Ability to design and implement based on abstract specifications and novel models.
Interest in and ability to engage with multiple layers of the quantum computing stack--from algorithms to physical implementation.
Commitment to continuous product quality improvement through team discussions and feedback.
Enthusiasm for tackling challenges in uncharted fields.
????? / You Will Be Able to:
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Experience the development of next-generation compilers from the early stages of the industry. Opportunities to work on core technologies aimed at Early-FTQC and FTQC are rare.
Be at the heart of quantum technology. Gain a deep understanding of both quantum algorithms and hardware, and tackle key technologies to maximize quantum computer performance.
Bridge cutting-edge research and practical development. Collaborate with quantum research institutions and hardware vendors worldwide to turn research outcomes into real products.
Exercise autonomy in technology development. Lead the entire process from design to implementation and improvement, allowing you to broaden your skill set.
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Languages: Python, Rust, C++
Frameworks/Libraries: Quantum computing libraries (e.g., Qulacs, cuQuantum, Qiskit), NumPy, SciPy
Infrastructure: GitHub Actions
Version Control: GitHub
* Development Tools: Flexible choice of editors (e.g., VS Code, Vim, Cursor, JetBrains), Docker, Jupyter Notebook, Google Collaboratory
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