You could have a background in computer science, maths or physics. You might have experience in building classical compilers, or in designing fault tolerant logic representations. You will bring your background, experience and passion for learning new things to build the software stack. What you will do Design and build system tools such as compilers, emulators, profilers and debuggers Design and implement correct, maintainable compiler optimizations, transformations, and analyses across multiple IR levels. Own a substantial part of the software stack for error-corrected quantum computing systems Mentor, guide and lead engineers in the team Lead collaboration with other engineering teams to integrate their software and hardware artifacts with the compiler Work with scientists and engineers to implement new error correcting codes, and runtimes for new decoders What we need Curiosity to learn new things Experience of working collaboratively, with a diverse range of people Good communication skills, both written and verbal Broad knowledge of the whole software and hardware stack: compilers, operating systems, computer architectures Experience in compilers (LLVM, MLIR or others), in particular experience in middle- and back-end areas such as IR design, optimization passes, instruction selection, etc. Experience of shipping software to users Proficiency in Python; proficiency in C++ or Rust Interest in working in the quantum open-source ecosystem #J-18808-Ljbffr