Global Talent Quantum Jobs

AI and Quantum researchers, engineers, PhD/MSc students and professionals who are seeking UK AI and Quantum opportunities.

• Have or are studying for a PhD/MSc in a quantum-related field (quantum engineer/scientist/researcher). Ideally have published research papers. 

• Have a STEM degree and experience at a company doing quantum research (e.g. as a quantum engineer, scientist or researcher).  

• Are an undergraduate in the final year of a STEM degree at a prestigious university.
• Are an undergraduate in the final year of a STEM degree who has taken quantum information or quantum computing courses and/or undertaken an internship at a quantum company. 

• Has undertaken a quantum research or engineering apprenticeship that requires at least a STEM degree. 

• Has a STEM degree and experience at a company doing quantum research as a product manager. 

• Has a STEM background and experience in a C-suite commercial role (e.g. CEO, CTO) with at least one previous company doing quantum research. 

• Job Search Status: Are you actively looking, passively open to opportunities, or not seeking a change.
• Experience Level: Options range from internship to executive/C-level roles.
• Work Preferences: You can choose between onsite or hybrid (within the UK).
• Location Preferences: Optional field to specify preferred UK locations.
• Personal Details: Includes name, email, LinkedIn profile, and optional personal website or portfolio.
• You will also be asked to upload your CV.

Most listings are available for a few weeks, employers can choose their preferred time frames.

Yes, you can sign up for daily job alerts that will be emailed to you. 

Not at this time, but talent can search for their own preferences using the filters available. 

Companies can choose from 3 ways to list roles:

• • Provide a URL to be scraped for appropriate vacancies (for example your existing company careers page).
  • Or provide up to 5 separate job urls.
  • Or enter up to 5 job details manually.

No, only those that meet the high-skilled criteria below will be listed.

No, this platform is for UK based roles only.      

Companies can choose their level of engagement, from completely hands-off and letting the jobs board automatically update listed roles, to manually using the admin portal to manage their roles.

No, but roles should be relevant to AI or Quantum and suitable for international talent.

Jobs submitted via URLs will be taken down from the jobs board once they are no longer available at the source link provided. For jobs entered manually, removal will occur based on the expiry date specified in the company’s sign-up form.

Analytics are available for companies to review the performance of their job postings on the platform.

No, roles must be UK-based within the Quantum or AI sectors and suitable for highly skilled international talent. All job opportunities must also be open to international candidates. Detailed criteria for Quantum roles that will be accepted for the Jobs Boards are outlined below:

• Jobs are open to international candidates. 
• Research-focused job (e.g. quantum engineer/scientist/researcher). These will usually require a PhD/MSc. (This includes research jobs in quantum algorithms, quantum error correction, quantum key distribution, quantum cryptography).
• Engineering job that requires a degree at a quantum company doing research / producing IP? (This includes jobs relating to quantum physics and hardware like photonics, trapped ions, neutral atoms, superconducting quantum computers, quantum dots, quantum sensors, quantum networks).  
• Quantum research or engineering internships at PhD/MSc/undergrad level. 
• Quantum research or engineering apprenticeships that require at least a STEM degree. 
• Product manager roles if they require a technical background of at least a STEM degree. 
• C-suite commercial roles (e.g. CEO, CTO) if they require a STEM background and experience in a similar role with at least one previous company doing quantum research.  
• Academic research jobs, e.g. Postdoctoral researcher, research assistant/associate, assistant professor, professor.
• Funded PhD studentships open to international applicants. 
• Research fellowships open to international applicants (e.g. Royal Society Newton Fellowship).
• Short-term projects or work placements that require at least a STEM degree.  

Yes.

No, the service is free to use for UK employers.