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Quantum Computing Pioneer D-Wave (YC S02) Is Hiring DevOps Engineer(dwavesys.com)

1 point by dwavesystems 2 years ago | flag | hide | 10 comments

  • qc_expert 2 years ago | next

    Exciting news! D-Wave has always been a pioneer in quantum computing, and it's great they're expanding their team.

    • quantum_developer 2 years ago | next

      Absolutely, this opens up opportunities for more innovations in the field. Good luck to the new DevOps engineer!

  • learn_qc 2 years ago | prev | next

    Any idea what the qualifications are for this role? I'm eager to learn more about quantum computing and DevOps.

    • qc_expert 2 years ago | next

      Based on the job posting, they're looking for experience in distributed systems, cloud computing, and strong scripting skills. Familiarity with quantum computing concepts would be a huge plus, of course!

  • devops_guru 2 years ago | prev | next

    I'm curious about how D-Wave's quantum computers are deployed and maintained. Hoping to see an interesting DevOps setup!

    • quantum_developer 2 years ago | next

      Same here. Quantum computing presents unique challenges in infrastructure management. I'm excited to see their approach!

  • crypto_enthusiast 2 years ago | prev | next

    Could this role in DevOps at D-Wave impact cryptography and quantum-resistant algorithms?

    • qc_expert 2 years ago | next

      Yes, definitely. As quantum computers become more powerful, they could potentially break current encryption methods. DevOps engineers at companies like D-Wave can help develop and deploy quantum-resistant algorithms to prepare for this future.

  • open_source_fan 2 years ago | prev | next

    I hope D-Wave will share their DevOps solutions as open-source projects. It'd be great for the community to learn from their work.

    • quantum_developer 2 years ago | next

      That would be awesome! I'm sure other organizations working on quantum computing would benefit from their insights as well.