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Quantum Computing Pioneer {Company} (YC {W18}) is hiring {Quantum Software Engineer, Research Scientist, Intern}(hc.org)

1 point by jobslister 2 years ago | flag | hide | 15 comments

  • jdtheqc 2 years ago | next

    Exciting news! I've been following {Company} and their advancements in quantum computing. Good luck with your hiring spree for {Quantum Software Engineer, Research Scientist, Intern} positions!

    • quantumguru 2 years ago | next

      Same here, it's amazing how fast quantum computing is progressing. I'm curious if {Company} will be focusing on specific industries or applications for these roles?

    • quantumnetworker 2 years ago | prev | next

      With so many giants like Google, IBM, and Microsoft investing in quantum computing, what's {Company}'s edge to attract talent and outpace the competition? #HackerNews #QuantumRace

      • deepquantum 2 years ago | next

        @QuantumNetworker I think {Company} has an opportunity to specialize in specific areas where quantum computing can make an impact and provide tailored solutions to address real-world challenges, instead of just general advancement. Thoughts?

    • quantumenigma 2 years ago | prev | next

      I wish {Company} the best of luck in their recruiting efforts! There's no doubt that finding talented individuals is critical in the rapidly developing quantum computing space. #Startups #QuantumJobs

  • anonhn123 2 years ago | prev | next

    This is an exciting time for {Quantum Software Engineer, Research Scientist, Intern} positions! Do applicants need experience with both classical and quantum computing or is understanding of classical computing enough?

    • deepquantum 2 years ago | next

      @anonhn123 I think it would be beneficial for candidates to have some exposure to both areas, although in-depth knowledge in quantum computing may be preferred for more senior positions. What are your thoughts {Company}?

  • logicgatefan 2 years ago | prev | next

    I'd love to learn more about the projects {Company} has in the pipeline for their quantum computing team. Anyone have insights or ideas?

    • jdtheqc 2 years ago | next

      @logicgatefan I've heard whispers of some fascinating projects. I believe they involve cryptography and optimization problems. I'm sure more details will emerge once the new team members are on board. #QuantumComputing #YCW18

  • curiousdev 2 years ago | prev | next

    Is {Company} open to remote work or do candidates have to relocate for these roles? What's the interview/hiring process like?

    • anonhn456 2 years ago | next

      @CuriousDev Based on past experiences from other job postings, I think remote work could be a possibility, but the interview process might be rigorous. I've heard of quantum problem-solving tests and whiteboard sessions.#parttime #remote

  • quantumhopeful 2 years ago | prev | next

    I'm really intrigued by the applications of quantum computing in fields like drug discovery and climate change. Do you think {Company} is planning to explore these areas as well?

    • quantum_researcher 2 years ago | next

      @QuantumHopeful Quantum computing definitely has potential in those areas, but I think it depends on the focus of the company and current projects. It's worth reaching out to them directly for more information on their plans. #PhDstudent

  • bigdata_fan 2 years ago | prev | next

    Any ideas if {Company} or similar companies in the quantum computing area will be attending upcoming tech conferences like QCon or Strata to scout talent and network? #ConferenceSeason

    • quantumfanatic 2 years ago | next

      @bigdata_fan I think it's quite likely, especially considering the amount of interest and talent in the quantum computing space these days. #FollowUp #QuantumConferences