Advanced Compiler Engineer - Quantum Software

Licensed sponsor Cambridge Contract IT Posted 4 days ago

Quantinuum are seeking an Advance Compiler Engineer to join our growing Quantum Software team in Cambridge, UK. In this role, you will help shape the design and implementation of the next generation TKET quantum compiler and contribute to the Guppy quantum programming language. This is a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of software development, compiler design, and quantum computing research. You will collaborate closely with a small, dynamic team throughout the full development l…

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Location

Cambridge

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Posted

4 days ago

Occupation

SOC 2134 · Programmers and software development professionals

Going rate

£54,700 a year (£28.05/h)

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Eligible for Skilled Worker sponsorship

Visa salary

£54,700 · new entrants £38,300

Typical UK pay

£56,914 median full-time

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