Software Developer for Quantum-Centric Supercomputing
IBM
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As a Senior Software Developer for Quantum-Centric Supercomputing, you will join a team focused on building integration software for hybrid HPC–Quantum workflows. You will design and implement components of workflow orchestration software, develop resource management systems, and create interfaces that coordinate workloads across classical and quantum compute backends. Your daily work involves developing tools in Python, Rust, and C to ensure data movement, runtime monitoring, and interoperability between HPC job schedulers like Slurm or LSF and quantum runtimes. You will also manage post-release maintenance, feature enhancements, and bug fixes while collaborating with system architects and researchers. The role addresses the technical challenge of integrating high-performance computing with quantum systems, requiring expertise in Linux environments, performance instrumentation, CI/CD practices, and potentially specialized knowledge in quantum circuits, gates, and compilation concepts.
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