D-Wave Quantum

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D-Wave Quantum is an innovative field of computing that seeks to leverage the potential of quantum mechanics to solve complex problems on a much larger scale than traditional methods. Based in Canada and with offices in the United States, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, D-Wave’s advanced quantum computers are used by many of the world’s leading organizations. These organizations employ D-Wave’s quantum technology to tackle complex, data-heavy problems that require large amounts of computing power and unprecedented accuracy. At the core of D-Wave’s technology is a quantum processor that enables organizations to solve highly complex problems efficiently and accurately. The processor uses physical phenomena such as entanglement, superposition and quantum tunneling to enable calculation in a quantum state, increasing the processing speed by orders of magnitude compared to traditional computers. D-Wave’s quantum processor can be run on a dedicated quantum machine, such as the black-box-style D-Wave 2000Q, or hosted in the cloud on D-Wave Leap. The power of D-Wave technology is that it augment existing computing capabilities, allowing a user to solve problems with more speed, accuracy, and reliability than before. This makes D-Wave technology ideally suited for solving difficult challenges in a range of fields such as natural language processing, drug discovery, cryptography, artificial intelligence, and materials design. For this reason, the technology has been adopted by leading organizations such as NASA, Volkswagen, Google, and the US Department of Defense. If you are interested in working with this exciting new technology to develop meaningful solutions, D-Wave Quantum is seeking talented individuals to join its engineering, research, and operations teams. With a vibrant company culture focused on collaboration and innovation, and an opportunity to shape the future of computing, D-Wave Quantum is the perfect place to jumpstart your career in technology.

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Quantum Test Engineer

Average Work Hours (weekly unless noted): 40 hours per week
Average Salary (yearly in dollars unless noted): $90,000+
Description: Design, develop and execute tests for quantum computing applications to ensure quality and accuracy. Oversee problems, implement solutions and maintain test documentation. Research and develop new test cases for applications and analyze test results.
Qualifications / Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field; 5+ years of experience with testing engineering; experience with designing and developing for microprocessors, embedded systems and/or analog/digital systems; excellent problem-solving and communication skills; experience with quantum computing applications a plus.

Quantum Security Engineer

Average Work Hours (weekly unless noted): 45 hours per week
Average Salary (yearly in dollars unless noted): $125,000+
Description: Develop and implement security protocols, designs and processes for quantum computing applications. Oversee system and network security and access, monitor security systems and conduct inspections and audits. Research and find solutions to mitigate security risks and vulnerabilities.
Qualifications / Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Information Security or a related field; 7+ years of experience with security engineering; highly proficient in coding languages such as Python, C++, Ruby and JavaScript; excellent problem-solving and communication skills; experience with quantum computing applications a plus.

Quantum Data Scientist

Average Work Hours (weekly unless noted): 40 hours per week
Average Salary (yearly in dollars unless noted): $120,000+
Description: Analyze, manipulate and interpret large-scale quantum data and control and analyze quantum algorithms. Design and develop new solutions for performance, optimization and statistical analysis. Develop and implement strategies for data collection, cleansing and validation.
Qualifications / Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or a related field; 5+ years experience with data science; highly proficient in machine learning and AI; excellent problem-solving and communication skills; experience with quantum computing applications a plus.

Quantum Software Engineer

Average Work Hours (weekly unless noted): 40 hours per week
Average Salary (yearly in dollars unless noted): $90,000+
Description: Develop and implement software applications for the D-Wave Quantum system, working with a wide range of coding languages and software platforms. Assist in related tasks such as researching and developing program logic, interfacing with clients, completing system tests, and producing technical documents.
Qualifications / Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or a related field; 3-5 years experience with programming and software applications; highly proficient in coding languages such as Python, C++, Ruby and JavaScript; excellent problem-solving and communication skills; experience with quantum computing applications a plus.

Quantum Hardware Engineer

Average Work Hours (weekly unless noted): 45 hours per week
Average Salary (yearly in dollars unless noted): $100,000+
Description: Design and develop hardware and electronic engineering designs for quantum computing applications. Coordinate with a multidisciplinary team and collaborate with other departments. Research, analyze and optimize technology capabilities and fleet performance.
Qualifications / Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field; 5+ years of experience with hardware engineering; experience with designing and developing for microprocessors, embedded systems and/or analog/digital systems; excellent problem-solving and communication skills; experience with quantum computing applications a plus.

Quantum Architect

Average Work Hours (weekly unless noted): 40 hours per week
Average Salary (yearly in dollars unless noted): $125,000+
Description: Research, design, and develop architect solutions for quantum computing applications, ensuring projects are delivered at high quality. Communicate with stakeholders to design, integrate and deploy advanced architectures.
Qualifications / Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or a related field; 7+ years of experience with software architecture; highly proficient in coding languages such as Python, C++, Ruby and JavaScript; excellent problem-solving and communication skills; experience with quantum computing applications a plus.
Locations: Burnaby, Washington, DC, Toronto, Palo Alto
Career Paths: Quantum Software Developer, Quantum Systems Engineer, Quantum Software Engineer, Quantum Applications Developer, Quantum Applications Specialist, Quantum Algorithm Developer, Quantum Research Scientist, Quantum System Administrator, Quantum Network Engineer.
Job Contacts: jobs@dwavesys.com

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Annette L.
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Working at D-Wave has been a dream come true for me. As a programmer, I've been able to create quantum computing solutions for clients and push the boundaries in quantum computing research. The atmosphere is incredibly supportive, with training opportunities in quantum development, access to support and tools, and a workforce that is driven by innovation. I love the opportunity to challenge the status quo and provide unique solutions and the open-ended problem solving opportunities have been motivating and invigorating.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a quantum computing systems specialist?
A quantum computing systems specialist at D-Wave works to improve existing systems through experimenting with new algorithms and solutions in order to achieve optimal results.
What do quantum software engineers do?
Quantum software engineers at D-Wave design and develop various software solutions and programs to help support the development of new quantum computing technology.