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Join our innovative team at Quantemol and contribute to groundbreaking work in plasma science. We offer a collaborative environment where your expertise will drive real-world impact and foster continuous professional growth.

Join our Team

 

Join our innovative team at Quantemol and contribute to groundbreaking work in plasma science. We offer a collaborative environment where your expertise will drive real-world impact and foster continuous professional growth.

We’re Hiring!

Computational Scientist
Job Summary
Quantemol is seeking a Computational Physicist to join our quantum chemistry team, focusing on the development and application of simulation software for electron-molecule collisions. You will work primarily on Quantemol’s QEC codebase, contributing to state-of-the-art computational methods used by academic and industrial customers. The role combines scientific software development, customer-facing project work, and high-impact research in collaboration with leading academic partners. This is a full-time role. Salary negotiable based on experience.
 
Responsibilities
Develop, maintain, and extend the QEC electron-molecule collision simulation software.
Work with and interface to established backend quantum chemistry and scattering codes, including R-matrix-based implementations.
Perform electron-molecule cross section calculations for Quantemol customers across research and industrial projects.
Engage closely with the UK R-matrix code community to support and align ongoing development.
Collaborate on scientific publications with Prof. Jonathan Tennyson and the research group at University College London.
Apply advanced quantum chemistry and scattering theory concepts, including excited states and cross sections.
Contribute to consultative, customer-facing projects, translating scientific requirements into robust computational solutions.
Document code, methods, and results to support reproducibility and long-term maintenance.
 
Qualifications
 
Required
PhD in computational physics, quantum chemistry, or a closely related discipline.
Strong background in quantum chemistry and electron-molecule collision theory, including excited states and cross sections.
Excellent Python programming skills and experience working with scientific codebases.
Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within a research-driven team.
Clear written and verbal communication skills.
 
Preferred
At least one year of relevant professional experience as a postdoctoral researcher or non-academic professional.
Experience working with FORTRAN codebases, particularly legacy or high-performance scientific software.
Familiarity with R-matrix-based electron scattering codes.
Experience delivering consultative or customer-facing scientific projects.
Experience with front-end development for scientific or engineering software.
Familiarity with collaborative software development practices and version control.
Track record of contributing to peer-reviewed scientific publications.

Register General Interest

At Quantemol we are always keen to hear from talented scientists and developers who share our passion for advancing plasma physics, collision science, and computational modelling. Our work brings together experts in physics, chemistry, and computer science to develop cutting-edge tools and consultancy services for plasma science.

We are particularly interested in applicants with backgrounds in the following areas:

  • Collision science and electron-molecule interactions
  • Plasma modelling and simulation
  • Scientific software development, especially in C++ and FORTRAN

If you have relevant expertise and are excited by the opportunity to contribute to our mission, we would love to hear from you.

Please send your CV and a cover letter to recruitment@quantemol.com. While we cannot guarantee a response to every application, we are very grateful for the time and effort taken by anyone applying.

We’re Hiring!

Computational Scientist
Job Summary
Quantemol is seeking a Computational Physicist to join our quantum chemistry team, focusing on the development and application of simulation software for electron-molecule collisions. You will work primarily on Quantemol’s QEC codebase, contributing to state-of-the-art computational methods used by academic and industrial customers. The role combines scientific software development, customer-facing project work, and high-impact research in collaboration with leading academic partners. This is a full-time role. Salary negotiable based on experience.
 
Responsibilities
Develop, maintain, and extend the QEC electron-molecule collision simulation software.
Work with and interface to established backend quantum chemistry and scattering codes, including R-matrix-based implementations.
Perform electron-molecule cross section calculations for Quantemol customers across research and industrial projects.
Engage closely with the UK R-matrix code community to support and align ongoing development.
Collaborate on scientific publications with Prof. Jonathan Tennyson and the research group at University College London.
Apply advanced quantum chemistry and scattering theory concepts, including excited states and cross sections.
Contribute to consultative, customer-facing projects, translating scientific requirements into robust computational solutions.
Document code, methods, and results to support reproducibility and long-term maintenance.
 
Qualifications
 
Required
PhD in computational physics, quantum chemistry, or a closely related discipline.
Strong background in quantum chemistry and electron-molecule collision theory, including excited states and cross sections.
Excellent Python programming skills and experience working with scientific codebases.
Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within a research-driven team.
Clear written and verbal communication skills.
 
Preferred
At least one year of relevant professional experience as a postdoctoral researcher or non-academic professional.
Experience working with FORTRAN codebases, particularly legacy or high-performance scientific software.
Familiarity with R-matrix-based electron scattering codes.
Experience delivering consultative or customer-facing scientific projects.
Experience with front-end development for scientific or engineering software.
Familiarity with collaborative software development practices and version control.
Track record of contributing to peer-reviewed scientific publications.

Register General Interest

At Quantemol we are always keen to hear from talented scientists and developers who share our passion for advancing plasma physics, collision science, and computational modelling. Our work brings together experts in physics, chemistry, and computer science to develop cutting-edge tools and consultancy services for plasma science.

We are particularly interested in applicants with backgrounds in the following areas:

  • Collision science and electron-molecule interactions
  • Plasma modelling and simulation
  • Scientific software development, especially in C++ and FORTRAN

If you have relevant expertise and are excited by the opportunity to contribute to our mission, we would love to hear from you.

Please send your CV and a cover letter to recruitment@quantemol.com. While we cannot guarantee a response to every application, we are very grateful for the time and effort taken by anyone applying.

Register General Interest

At Quantemol we are always keen to hear from talented scientists and developers who share our passion for advancing plasma physics, collision science, and computational modelling. Our work brings together experts in physics, chemistry, and computer science to develop cutting-edge tools and consultancy services for plasma science.

We are particularly interested in applicants with backgrounds in the following areas:

  • Collision science and electron-molecule interactions
  • Plasma modelling and simulation
  • Scientific software development, especially in C++ and FORTRAN

If you have relevant expertise and are excited by the opportunity to contribute to our mission, we would love to hear from you.

Please send your CV and a cover letter to recruitment@quantemol.com. While we cannot guarantee a response to every application, we are very grateful for the time and effort taken by anyone applying.