One Tech and AI
Quantum Research Fellow

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Quantum Research Fellow (Academic Collaboration)
Organisation
One Tech and AI
Location
Remote (United Kingdom)
Engagement
Part-time, Flexible (2 - 4 hours/week)
Compensation
Unpaid Academic Collaboration
About One Tech and AI
One Tech and AI is developing a next-generation Quantum Computing Simulator designed to make quantum computing more accessible for research, education, and algorithm development. Our platform enables researchers to design, simulate, visualize, and analyse quantum circuits while supporting future applications in quantum chemistry, quantum machine learning, optimization, cryptography, and materials science.
We are building an interdisciplinary research community that bridges academia and industry.
The Opportunity
We are inviting motivated PhD candidates and Postdoctoral Researchers from UK universities to join our Quantum Research Fellows Programme.
This is an academic collaboration intended for researchers who are passionate about advancing quantum computing while contributing to an innovative industrial research platform.
The role is designed to complement your existing research activities and offers flexibility around your academic commitments.
Research Areas
We welcome applicants with expertise in one or more of the following:
- Quantum Algorithms
- Quantum Machine Learning
- Quantum Chemistry
- Quantum Error Correction
- Quantum Information Theory
- Quantum Simulation
- Quantum Optimization
- Photonic Quantum Computing
- Mathematical Modelling
- Computational Physics
- Applied Mathematics
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Responsibilities
- Collaborate on cutting-edge quantum computing research.
- Develop, validate, and benchmark quantum algorithms using our Quantum Simulator, while contributing to the research, validation, and continuous enhancement of the simulator to ensure it accurately models quantum systems and supports cutting-edge quantum computing research.
- Design and evaluate novel quantum algorithms.
- Validate algorithms using our Quantum Simulator.
- Contribute to technical discussions and research planning.
- Publish high-quality academic papers where appropriate.
- Participate in regular online research meetings.
- Mentor undergraduate and MSc interns where suitable.
What We Offer
Although this is an unpaid research collaboration, Fellows will benefit from:
- Access to an advanced Quantum Computing Simulator under active development.
- Opportunities for co-authored publications (subject to contribution).
- Collaboration with researchers across multiple institutions.
- Industry research experience within a fast-growing deep-tech company.
- Recognition as a Quantum Research Fellow at One Tech and AI.
- Opportunities to contribute to future grant applications and funded research projects.
- A chance to influence the development of a next-generation quantum computing platform.


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Who Should Apply?
We are looking for:
- Current PhD candidates.
- Postdoctoral researchers.
- Early-career researchers.
- Academics interested in industry collaboration.
Applicants should have experience in quantum computing, mathematics, physics, computer science, or a closely related discipline.
Excellent analytical, research, and communication skills are essential.
Time Commitment
- Approximately 2 - 4 hours per week.
- Fully remote.
- Flexible scheduling.
Our Vision
We believe that meaningful breakthroughs in quantum computing will emerge through open collaboration between academia and industry. By joining our Quantum Research Fellows Programme, you will have the opportunity to contribute to research that has the potential to shape the future of quantum technologies while expanding your own academic and professional portfolio.
If you are excited by the opportunity to build the future of quantum computing through collaborative research, we would be delighted to hear from you.
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