Overview
Support the programme of work in the investigation of Quantum Science and Technology (QST) impact on Alliance capabilities, with a focus on the maritime domain. Execute research activity in support of the MUSE Programme.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the programme of work in the investigation of Quantum Science and Technology (QST) impact on the Alliance capabilities, with a focus on the maritime domain.
- Execute research activity in support of the MUSE Programme on the definition of security scenarios in different situations, including but not limited to Quantum optics and photonics for communications, and Quantum Sensing (imaging).
- Author scientific articles to be published in international peer-reviewed journals and/or internal reports.
- Contribute to the organization and execution of NATO workshops and conferences; participate to Multi-National Projects as relevant in the field of QST.
- Work closely as required with CMRE projects outside the MUSE Programme, in particular Climate Change and Security, Anti-Submarine Warfare and Data-Environmental Knowledge and Operational Effectiveness.
Required Experience
- Demonstrated expertise in QST applications in the underwater/maritime domain, applied to security or defence sciences;
- Proven work experience in QST experimental activities in recognised laboratories and in field, within research institutions or international organizations, focused on Quantum communications and Quantum photonics;
- Proven work experience in free-space/underwater Quantum optics within research institutions or international organizations;
- Solid understanding of research methodologies and experimental designs;
- At least 5 years post-MSc experience in recognised laboratories or international institutions (with MSc degree);
- At least 2 years post-PhD related experience in recognised laboratories or international institutions (with PhD).
Qualifications
MSc degree at a nationally recognised/certified University in physics, mathematics, engineering or related technical field, or PhD in physics, mathematics, engineering or related technical field.