Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 8, 2026. First seen by Alion on Jul 30, 2026.
Join Riverlane, a leading quantum computing company, as a Quantum Error Correction Researcher. In this role, you will work on developing the world's first quantum error correction stack, contributing to the advancement of useful quantum computing. You will collaborate with a small team of scientists and engineers, engage with internal and external partners, and have the opportunity to shape your career in research or engineering. Benefits include equity, generous leave, private medical insurance, and a contributory pension scheme.
Missions
- Collaborate with a team of scientists and engineers to develop the QEC decoder and compiler stack for quantum computing.
- Test and evaluate potential solutions for the QEC decoder, converting early-stage research concepts into production-ready implementation.
- Write clean, well-structured code to test scientific ideas and contribute to the compiler and broader QEC software stack.
Profil recherché
- Strong problem-solving skills, with the ability to take an ambiguous or loosely defined problem and work through it methodically- A collaborative working style, where you are comfortable asking questions, sharing work in progress, and building on others’ ideas
- An undergraduate degree in Mathematics, Physics, or Computer Science (or a closely related field)
- A genuine eagerness to learn. You pick up new concepts quickly and are comfortable being learning on the job
- Experience with collaborative software development practices, including version control (e.g. GitHub)
- Knowledge of at least one programming language (Python or C++ preferred)
- Women and other underrepresented groups may be less likely to apply for a role unless they meet all or nearly all of the requirements. If this applies to you, we still encourage you to apply - you may be a great fit, even if you don’t meet every single qualification. We’d love to hear from you
- Strong fundamentals in computer science and software engineering
- Exposure to compilers, quantum error correction or quantum computing

