Excellent ongoing trend that I've notice in Quantum Technology job postings recently: more opportunities for applicant without PhDs (physics or other engineering)!
As scaling becomes important we NEED competent support from specialists in the RF/MechE engineering worlds.
Here's a common scenario you can find on many technical/engineering subreddits. User posts a question asking about job prospects in his niche field of study. Are there jobs? Should I switch concentrations? Will I have to settle for something else?
@IonQ_Inc @NKT_Photonics We're doing the xkcd 'Average Familiarity' thing. Despite what seems like an insane amount of hype, regular nerds have no idea what your company does or what it needs. Do you think your random engineering job is going to show up at the top of any searches?
https://t.co/x4t0Ic7jNJ
@nick_farina@QuantumMemeing@letonyo I have found it is very challenging to find salary info in Europe, aside for some select UK and FR companies. Would be very interested to see an authoritative breakdown
EeroQ is offering a $5,000 scholarship to anyone studying quantum technology at the undergraduate level or above with interest in quantum tech responsibility.
DM if interested; winner is best two page essay on how we can responsibly control the future power of quantum computing.
Going to pause it here, but these are just a small selection of what's been posted in the last month or so. Lots of opportunity opening up in quantum tech for those who want it.
Excellent ongoing trend that I've notice in Quantum Technology job postings recently: more opportunities for applicant without PhDs (physics or other engineering)!
As scaling becomes important we NEED competent support from specialists in the RF/MechE engineering worlds.