Join a dynamic research group advancing quantum science and technology at the intersection of quantum optics, information science, and many-body physics. Work with programmable quantum systems based on neutral atoms and Rydberg interactions, combining atomic physics, quantum control, and scalable architectures for next-generation quantum technologies.
Deine Aufgaben
- Design, build, and operate advanced neutral-atom experiments
- Demonstrate novel quantum control and measurement protocols
- Lead research projects and mentor students
- Collaborate closely with researchers at ETH Zurich, PSI, and international partners
Was du mitbringst
- PhD in physics or a related field
- Strong background in experimental AMO physics or quantum optics
- Experience with cold atoms, optical tweezers, lasers, or quantum control techniques is highly desirable
- Strong interest in neutral-atom quantum technologies and many-body quantum physics
- Ability to work both independently and collaboratively
- Good communication skills in English (German is a plus)
Was wir dir bieten
- Highly creative and collaborative research environment
- Freedom to develop independent research directions
- Access to world-class infrastructure at ETH Zurich and PSI
- Opportunities for interdisciplinary and international collaborations
- Competitive salary and benefits
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Über uns
ETH Zurich is a world-leading university in science and technology, known for excellent education, groundbreaking research, and a vibrant international community. Located in Europe, ETH Zurich fosters independent thinking and innovation, offering a supportive and inclusive environment for over 30,000 people from more than 120 countries.
Das Team
The Experimental Quantum Engineering group, led by Prof. Wenchao Xu, focuses on building hybrid quantum systems with individually controlled atoms and atomic ensembles. The team is dedicated to advancing quantum information processing, quantum simulation, and quantum-enhanced sensing through close collaboration and cutting-edge research.