Quantum Algorithm Developer

We’re Hiring | Quantum Algorithm Developer

Quantum x Labs is looking for a talented Quantum Algorithm Developer to join our team and help develop the next generation of computational approaches for clinical and biological data analysis.

At quantum x Labs, we are building a hybrid quantum–classical platform designed to uncover complex patterns in high-dimensional clinical and multi-omics data, with the goal of identifying biomarkers, biological subgroups, and mechanisms associated with treatment response.

What you’ll do:

• Develop and implement quantum and hybrid quantum–classical algorithms for high-dimensional data analysis
• Design approaches for optimization, correlation discovery, clustering, and biomarker identification
• Translate real-world clinical datasets into quantum-compatible representations
• Benchmark quantum approaches against classical optimization and machine-learning methods
• Run and optimize algorithms on quantum hardware, simulators, and GPU/HPC environments
• Work closely with data scientists and biomedical experts to translate computational findings into meaningful biological insights

What we’re looking for:

• MSc or PhD in Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, or a related quantitative field
• Strong background in quantum computing and quantum algorithms
• Hands-on experience with frameworks such as Qiskit, PennyLane, Cirq, or similar
• Strong Python and algorithm-development skills
• Experience in optimization, machine learning, graph algorithms, or high-dimensional data analysis
• Ability to move from theoretical concepts to practical, testable implementations
• Experience with biomedical, clinical, or multi-omics data is a plus, but not mandatory

We’re looking for someone who enjoys solving hard computational problems and wants to apply quantum computing to real-world challenges with potential clinical impact.

📍 Israel | Hybrid / Flexible

📩 Interested? Send your CV to [email protected] or reach out directly (www.linkedin.com/in/tidharturgeman).