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As a Software Engineer at Xanadu, you will work on control software for quantum devices, collaborating with physicists and engineers. Your role involves implementing systems to control hardware actuators, conducting tests on quantum modules, and promoting best software practices within the team.

As a ML Developer, you will integrate generative AI into R&D methodologies, develop ML tooling software, structure unstructured documents, collaborate with researchers, enhance optimization algorithms, and ensure high-quality code through testing and reviews.

As a Quantum Computing Scientist, you'll define the vision and roadmap for advanced features within the PennyLane library, manage project priorities, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop user-focused insights and software solutions.

The Quantum Computing Educator will produce engaging content on quantum computing and related technologies, focusing on tutorials and educational materials. Responsibilities include creating challenges for students, developing content for events, and collaborating with various teams.

The Quantum Computing Technical Engagement Manager will manage technical engagements with clients, guide them on product value, and ensure successful project delivery. Responsibilities include project management, troubleshooting technical issues, and fostering client relationships to identify business opportunities.

The Senior Photonics Design Engineer will develop passive and active components for quantum computing systems while utilizing simulation techniques and design for manufacturing principles. The engineer will collaborate with fabrication partners and apply innovative design strategies to enhance component performance, focusing on loss minimization and scalability.

As a Quantum Software Developer at Xanadu, you will develop and maintain hybrid compilation pipelines for PennyLane. Your responsibilities include converting algorithms into efficient software, conducting R&D for optimal quantum computing performance, and ensuring best practices in software development through documentation and testing.