Description:
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The Quantum Computing and Technologies Department (QCT) at LRZ is a team of computer science and quantum physics specialists researching, advancing and providing quantum computing technologies for local and international advanced computing communities. The QCT team provides scientific users with a broad portfolio of quantum resources and services, including quantum simulators, remote access to quantum hardware, onpremise quantum systems, development environment tools, scientific consultancy, and educationtraining. A main forcus of this team is the research and development of integration pathways for quantum acceleration capabilities for next generation highperformance computing (HPC) systems. Read more at quantum.lrz.de.
As a member of the LRZ QCrew, youre in the driver’s seat developing and providing new tools and methods, working with cuttingedge hardware technologies; and developing the Munich Quantum Software Stack including programming models, OS, compilers and abstraction layers for multiple quantum technologies based on superconducting, neutral and ion qubits. You are pivotal for building unique solutions merging quantum and HPC workflows, advancing the communitys research capabilities, and in propelling Bavaria as a global quantum hotspot pushing the boundaries of innovative scientific discoveries achievable with quantumaccelerated computing.
Were actively seeking a position for:
Compiler Engineer (fmd)
for HPCQC Integration
Your Role and Responsibilities:
You are a Compiler Engineer with a strong interest in quantum computing to continue the development and integration of a cuttingedge compilation framework within the Munich Quantum Software Stack (MQSS). This role is crucial for advancing our solution for compiling quantum jobs through the use of modern compiler infrastructure.
- Design and implement components for compiling quantum programs within a hybrid quantumclassical workflow.
- Integrate and extend various MLIR dialects to support a broader range of quantum and classical operations.
- Work across the full compilation pipeline, from frontend parsing and intermediate representations to backend code generation and runtime integration.
- Engage with the Munich Quantum Valley (MQV) developer and user communities to understand and translate their requirements to our software development requirements.
Basic Qualifications:
- Strong experience with compiler development and familiarity with LLVM (particularly MLIR).
- Proficiency in C++ and Python.
- Understanding of quantum computing paradigms is a strong plus.
- Experience with endtoend software development, including debugging and optimization.
- Ability to work collaboratively in an academic or researchoriented environment.
- Great team member skills, able to work well with others internally and across institutional boundaries, selfstarter spirit and a drive to figure things out when faced with uncertainty.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with, for example, CUDAQ, Catalyst, QIR, or quantumclassical programming models.
- Knowledge of HPC systems and cloudbased execution environments.
Conditions:
Area
Quantum Computing
Working time
Full time (40 hrs)
flexible working model with electronic time recording
Term of the contract
30.11.2027 months, a further employment is intended
Remuneration
up to E 13, see Entgelttabelle TVL
Annual leave compensatory time off
30 days
(24.12. + 31.12. additionally day off)
Overtime is compensated by additional time off
Further trainings
Individual support for inservice training and further education
Mobile work
up to 60% of work time, when applicable
Benefits
e.g. bus and subway (U6) on the doorstep, free parking, pension plan of the Versorgungsanstalt des Bundes und der Länder (VBL), stateoftheart work equipment
What can you find with us?
Are you looking for a multifaceted and intellectually stimulating position in a dynamic, cooperative and innovative work environment? Then LRZ is the place to be for you! Here at LRZ a collegial, appreciative work environment meets an international crowd of experts who work together to advance IT services for groundbreaking research. We offer flexible work schemes for an optimal worklife balance. Our staff values their creative leeway. As an institute of the Bavarian Academy of Science and Humanities we offer all the benefits of public service. And of course, no wishes remain unfulfilled at the LRZ in terms of technical equipment. We share experiences, constantly review and improve our processes, and are proud that our servicequality and datasecurity are regularly certified and rated highly. We actively promote diversity and welcome applications from talented individuals, regardless of cultural background, nationality, ethnicity, gender and sexual identity, physical abilities, religion and age. We give priority to applications from people with disabilities who are equally qualified (SGB IX).
Further information:
We look forward to receiving your complete application documents (including cover letter, CV and certificates) in a PDF file (other file types are not accepted) by latest 24.08.2025.
Subject: QCSWSR (202530)
Are you unsure whether the job suits you or you suit us? Or do you still have questions about this position? Our colleagues will be happy to answer all your questions.
This job does not fit? Then take a look at https:www.lrz.dekarriere or send us an unsolicited application!
Here you will find information about the collection of personal data during the application process.
Apply for this job About us
Since 1962, Bavarian universities and research institutions have relied on the IT expertise of the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities. When it comes to the digital transformation of science, we are traditionally ahead of the game.
You are looking for an employer you can count on? Join us!
The Quantum Computing and Technologies Department (QCT) at LRZ is a team of computer science and quantum physics specialists researching, advancing and providing quantum computing technologies for local and international advanced computing communities. The QCT team provides scientific users with a broad portfolio of quantum resources and services, including quantum simulators, remote access to quantum hardware, onpremise quantum systems, development environment tools, scientific consultancy, and educationtraining. A main forcus of this team is the research and development of integration pathways for quantum acceleration capabilities for next generation highperformance computing (HPC) systems. Read more at quantum.lrz.de.
As a member of the LRZ QCrew, youre in the driver’s seat developing and providing new tools and methods, working with cuttingedge hardware technologies; and developing the Munich Quantum Software Stack including programming models, OS, compilers and abstraction layers for multiple quantum technologies based on superconducting, neutral and ion qubits. You are pivotal for building unique solutions merging quantum and HPC workflows, advancing the communitys research capabilities, and in propelling Bavaria as a global quantum hotspot pushing the boundaries of innovative scientific discoveries achievable with quantumaccelerated computing.
Were actively seeking a position for:
Compiler Engineer (fmd)
for HPCQC Integration
Your Role and Responsibilities:
You are a Compiler Engineer with a strong interest in quantum computing to continue the development and integration of a cuttingedge compilation framework within the Munich Quantum Software Stack (MQSS). This role is crucial for advancing our solution for compiling quantum jobs through the use of modern compiler infrastructure.
- Design and implement components for compiling quantum programs within a hybrid quantumclassical workflow.
- Integrate and extend various MLIR dialects to support a broader range of quantum and classical operations.
- Work across the full compilation pipeline, from frontend parsing and intermediate representations to backend code generation and runtime integration.
- Engage with the Munich Quantum Valley (MQV) developer and user communities to understand and translate their requirements to our software development requirements.
Basic Qualifications:
- Strong experience with compiler development and familiarity with LLVM (particularly MLIR).
- Proficiency in C++ and Python.
- Understanding of quantum computing paradigms is a strong plus.
- Experience with endtoend software development, including debugging and optimization.
- Ability to work collaboratively in an academic or researchoriented environment.
- Great team member skills, able to work well with others internally and across institutional boundaries, selfstarter spirit and a drive to figure things out when faced with uncertainty.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with, for example, CUDAQ, Catalyst, QIR, or quantumclassical programming models.
- Knowledge of HPC systems and cloudbased execution environments.
Conditions:
Area
Quantum Computing
Working time
Full time (40 hrs)
flexible working model with electronic time recording
Term of the contract
30.11.2027 months, a further employment is intended
Remuneration
up to E 13, see Entgelttabelle TVL
Annual leave compensatory time off
30 days
(24.12. + 31.12. additionally day off)
Overtime is compensated by additional time off
Further trainings
Individual support for inservice training and further education
Mobile work
up to 60% of work time, when applicable
Benefits
e.g. bus and subway (U6) on the doorstep, free parking, pension plan of the Versorgungsanstalt des Bundes und der Länder (VBL), stateoftheart work equipment
What can you find with us?
Are you looking for a multifaceted and intellectually stimulating position in a dynamic, cooperative and innovative work environment? Then LRZ is the place to be for you! Here at LRZ a collegial, appreciative work environment meets an international crowd of experts who work together to advance IT services for groundbreaking research. We offer flexible work schemes for an optimal worklife balance. Our staff values their creative leeway. As an institute of the Bavarian Academy of Science and Humanities we offer all the benefits of public service. And of course, no wishes remain unfulfilled at the LRZ in terms of technical equipment. We share experiences, constantly review and improve our processes, and are proud that our servicequality and datasecurity are regularly certified and rated highly. We actively promote diversity and welcome applications from talented individuals, regardless of cultural background, nationality, ethnicity, gender and sexual identity, physical abilities, religion and age. We give priority to applications from people with disabilities who are equally qualified (SGB IX).
Further information:
We look forward to receiving your complete application documents (including cover letter, CV and certificates) in a PDF file (other file types are not accepted) by latest 24.08.2025.
Subject: QCSWSR (202530)
Are you unsure whether the job suits you or you suit us? Or do you still have questions about this position? Our colleagues will be happy to answer all your questions.
This job does not fit? Then take a look at https:www.lrz.dekarriere or send us an unsolicited application!
Here you will find information about the collection of personal data during the application process.
Apply for this job About us
Since 1962, Bavarian universities and research institutions have relied on the IT expertise of the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities. When it comes to the digital transformation of science, we are traditionally ahead of the game.
You are a Compiler Engineer with a strong interest in quantum computing to continue the development and integration of a cuttingedge compilation framework within the Munich Quantum Software Stack (MQSS). This role is crucial for advancing our solution for compiling quantum jobs through the use of modern compiler infrastructure.
- Design and implement components for compiling quantum programs within a hybrid quantumclassical workflow.
- Integrate and extend various MLIR dialects to support a broader range of quantum and classical operations.
- Work across the full compilation pipeline, from frontend parsing and intermediate representations to backend code generation and runtime integration.
- Engage with the Munich Quantum Valley (MQV) developer and user communities to understand and translate their requirements to our software development requirements.
- Strong experience with compiler development and familiarity with LLVM (particularly MLIR).
- Proficiency in C++ and Python.
- Understanding of quantum computing paradigms is a strong plus.
- Experience with endtoend software development, including debugging and optimization.
- Ability to work collaboratively in an academic or researchoriented environment.
- Great team member skills, able to work well with others internally and across institutional boundaries, selfstarter spirit and a drive to figure things out when faced with uncertainty.
- Experience with, for example, CUDAQ, Catalyst, QIR, or quantumclassical programming models.
- Knowledge of HPC systems and cloudbased execution environments.
Conditions:
Area
Quantum Computing
Working time
Full time (40 hrs)
flexible working model with electronic time recording
Term of the contract
30.11.2027 months, a further employment is intended
Remuneration
up to E 13, see Entgelttabelle TVL
Annual leave compensatory time off
30 days
(24.12. + 31.12. additionally day off)
Overtime is compensated by additional time off
Further trainings
Individual support for inservice training and further education
Mobile work
up to 60% of work time, when applicable
Benefits
e.g. bus and subway (U6) on the doorstep, free parking, pension plan of the Versorgungsanstalt des Bundes und der Länder (VBL), stateoftheart work equipment
What can you find with us?
Are you looking for a multifaceted and intellectually stimulating position in a dynamic, cooperative and innovative work environment? Then LRZ is the place to be for you! Here at LRZ a collegial, appreciative work environment meets an international crowd of experts who work together to advance IT services for groundbreaking research. We offer flexible work schemes for an optimal worklife balance. Our staff values their creative leeway. As an institute of the Bavarian Academy of Science and Humanities we offer all the benefits of public service. And of course, no wishes remain unfulfilled at the LRZ in terms of technical equipment. We share experiences, constantly review and improve our processes, and are proud that our servicequality and datasecurity are regularly certified and rated highly. We actively promote diversity and welcome applications from talented individuals, regardless of cultural background, nationality, ethnicity, gender and sexual identity, physical abilities, religion and age. We give priority to applications from people with disabilities who are equally qualified (SGB IX).
Further information:
We look forward to receiving your complete application documents (including cover letter, CV and certificates) in a PDF file (other file types are not accepted) by latest 24.08.2025.
Subject: QCSWSR (202530)
Are you unsure whether the job suits you or you suit us? Or do you still have questions about this position? Our colleagues will be happy to answer all your questions.
This job does not fit? Then take a look at https:www.lrz.dekarriere or send us an unsolicited application!
Here you will find information about the collection of personal data during the application process.
Apply for this jobAbout us
Since 1962, Bavarian universities and research institutions have relied on the IT expertise of the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities. When it comes to the digital transformation of science, we are traditionally ahead of the game.
Preferred Qualifications:
Basic Qualifications:
