Alice & Bob is pioneering the development of the world's first universal, fault-tolerant quantum computer to tackle the most challenging problems that humanity faces.Our vision revolves around creating a revolutionary superconducting qubit known as the Schrödinger cat qubit, which stands out in the realm of superconducting platforms by its remarkable capacity to autonomously implement quantum error correction!As a leader in the quantum race, we are in direct competition with industry giants like Google and IBM, and our growth trajectory is accelerating, thanks to securing €100 million in funding in 2025 for advancing our groundbreaking technology.Currently, we boast a diverse team of over 100 professionals including physicists, PhD candidates, engineers, and seasoned business experts, all united in our ambitious mission to redefine the future of quantum computing.About the Team:The Framework Team serves as a vital resource, collaborating across the organization with researchers and technicians, and is fundamentally woven into our operational workflows. As a Senior Software Engineer within this team, you will be instrumental in designing, developing, and maintaining top-tier software solutions. Your contributions will enhance our core products and foster innovation as you help build our proprietary software that governs hardware and the experiments we conduct. You will also take on a technical leadership role, mentoring junior engineers and influencing architectural decisions.About the Role:You will lead the definition of our service and platform architecture designed to enable agility, evolution, and scalability of our quantum computing stack. Your primary objective is to create a cohesive, maintainable, and future-proof platform that underpins experimental workflows, automation, logical systems, and ultimately facilitates the delivery of a QPU-as-a-product for high-performance computing or cloud users.Your role will be pivotal in bridging scientific R&D, data engineering, and production-grade platform design, allowing researchers and physicists to iterate swiftly without sacrificing reliability.
Dec 18, 2025