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Computational Physicist / Quantum Simulation Specialist (NV Centers & Physical Systems)

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Senior Computational Physicist – Quantum Sensing & NV centre QUBIZ.team Apply for this job Job Title: Computational Physicist / Quantum Simulation Specialist (NV Centers & Physical Systems) About qubiz.team: At qubiz.team, we merge quantum physics, biotechnology, and computation to build next-generation sensors. We develop NV center-based devices for biomedical and industrial applications, as well as hyperpolarized NMR systems for real-time PFAS environmental monitoring. About the Role: We are looking for a Computational Physicist with a background in NV centers or quantum systems to lead our physical modeling, simulation, and spin dynamics efforts. You will model the quantum sensor’s behavior under various external stimuli (mechanical strain, magnetic fields, temperature) to guide hardware design and help decode complex physical data. Key Responsibilities Develop and run numerical simulations of NV center spin dynamics (Lindblad master equations, spin Hamiltonians, decoherence processes). Model physical interactions between quantum sensors and their environments (electromagnetic, mechanical strain via FEM/COMSOL, and spin-coupling simulations). Partner with AI and ML engineers to integrate physical priors (Physics-Informed models) into signal processing pipelines for NV and NMR devices. Theoretically optimize pulse control sequences (dynamical decoupling) to maximize sensor sensitivity in real-world environments. Requirements Master’s or PhD in Computational Physics, Quant
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