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Quantum Physicist – Simulation and Neutral Atoms

Confidential company · Bremen · Posted Sep 21, 2026

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Public summary

Seeking an experienced quantum physicist to lead research and development in quantum simulation and atomic platforms. The role involves modelling quantum many-body systems, collaborating with hardware partners, and contributing to scientific publications and grant proposals. This position supports hybrid remote work with regular presence on-site in Bremen, Germany. Fluent English required; German language skills not necessary.

Location and work setup

Location
Bremen
Remote status
Hybrid
German requirement signal
No German Required Detected
Detected job language
English

Responsibilities

Lead simulation and modelling of quantum many-body systems including neutral-atom and trapped-ion platforms; develop and validate models against experimental data; work on optimal control and pulse design for atomic systems. Support hardware bring-up and calibration on partner/customer platforms; serve as scientific interface to hardware vendors and research groups; translate hardware learnings into product capabilities. Conduct research publishing and collaboration; contribute to grant applications and teaching materials where relevant.

Qualifications

PhD in physics or closely related field with hands-on experience in neutral atoms, trapped ions, or quantum simulation. Background in optimal control, noise modelling, or open quantum systems. Experience in leading experimental or theory groups with a proven record of publications. Ability to write necessary code; fluent English required; German not obligatory.

Skills

Quantum simulation Modelling quantum many-body systems Optimal control Pulse design Neutral atoms Trapped ions Physics research Software coding Scientific communication Grant writing Collaboration