Our team develops the software environment that integrates the MUNIQC-Atoms quantum system into the existing compute ecosystem, thus making it available to users. This represents an essential link for the system architecture, making the system available either for single experiments (cloud) or in the context of HPC workflows as a real accelerator for the community. In addition, this subproject will enable validation of the system against simulation on the ATOS QLM.
What are the goals?
If you are excited about what we are doing and would like to join our team - we have open positions! We are looking for computer science PhD students and postdocs with a strong background in quantum computing and/or high-performance computing.
Our technical team is a mix of HPC and cloud computer scientists, experimental and theoretical physicists, software developers, electrical engineers, and mathematicians. They represent a microcosm of the larger hybrid HPC and QC community and their perspectives and approaches.
Martin Schulz holds the chair for Computer Architecture and Parallel Systems at TU-München and serves on the board of directors at LRZ. He is a leading expert in HPC as well as HPCQC integration and has published over 250 papers in peer-reviewed conferences and workshops. He also serves as the chair of the MPI forum, the leading programming standard for HPC.
Sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space, grant number 13N16078