Job Description
Are you ready to build the future? OmniFuture Systems is recruiting a visionary Quantum AI Architect to lead our "Project 2026" initiative—a groundbreaking fusion of quantum computing and artificial intelligence designed to solve humanity's most complex challenges.
In this role, you won't just be writing code; you will be architecting the digital infrastructure of the year 2026. We are looking for a forward-thinking engineer who thrives in ambiguity and is passionate about pushing the boundaries of what is possible.
Why Join Project 2026?
We are backed by top-tier venture capital and are building the proprietary hardware-software stack that will power the next decade of enterprise AI. You will have the autonomy to define the architectural standards for a new era of computing.
Responsibilities
- Design & Implementation: Design and implement scalable quantum machine learning algorithms tailored for future computing architectures.
- Collaboration: Collaborate with a cross-functional team of physicists, data scientists, and software engineers to prototype next-generation AI models.
- Optimization: Optimize quantum circuits to maximize coherence times and computational efficiency.
- Research: Conduct deep research on emerging quantum hardware and software frameworks (e.g., Qiskit, Cirq, PennyLane).
- Documentation: Document technical architecture and contribute to white papers regarding the future of AI.
- Prototyping: Build high-fidelity prototypes to demonstrate feasibility of novel quantum algorithms.
Qualifications
- Education: Ph.D. or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, or a related field.
- Experience: 3+ years of experience in software engineering with a strong focus on Python, C++, or Rust.
- Tech Stack: Hands-on experience with quantum computing platforms and libraries.
- Core Knowledge: Deep understanding of classical machine learning concepts (Neural Networks, Transformers, Reinforcement Learning).
- Communication: Ability to translate complex theoretical physics into practical, executable code and communicate to non-technical stakeholders.