BEIT
Approaching Hard Problems With Algorithms For Quantum Computers
Approaching Hard Problems With Algorithms For Quantum Computers
We are a quantum computing software R&D company.
We develop novel quantum algorithms and their implementations with the aim of pushing the boundary of what is possible on quantum hardware at any given time. Thus we work on both practical software engineering within limits imposed by currently available quantum hardware as well as on speeding up theoretical algorithms giving us the edge wherever advances of hardware may take us. Our solutions offer to bring useful applications of quantum computers not only sooner, but with greater reliability and speed.
The project is co-financed by the European Funds under the Operational Program for Intelligent Development 2014–2020, PO IR 2.3.6.
Project title: Grants for Eurogrants.
The project is co-financed by the European Funds under the Operational Program for
Intelligent Development 2014–2020, PO IR 2.3.4.
Project title: Establishing an intellectual property protection system for BEIT quantum computing optimization techniques in the US.
The project is co-financed by the European Funds under the Operational Program for
Intelligent Development 2014–2020, PO IR 1.1.1.
Project title: Development and implementation of effective quantum-inspired methods for performing complex calculations on non-quantum, ASICs based hardware simulated annealing devices.
The project is co-financed by the European Funds under the Operational Program for
Intelligent Development 2014–2020, PO IR 1.1.1.
Project title: Development and implementation of an effective algorithm for solving NP-complete problems on quantum computers.
We leverage the redundancies in the mapping of vibrational modes into qubits to obtain a new method for state preparation which requires up to 50% less entangling gates than other methods.
We combine the double tensor-factorization of Burg et al. with the symmetry shift method of Loaiza and Izmaylov to reduce the scaling constant in the block-encoding of electronic Hamiltonians which results in lower T-gate costs of QPE for Hamiltonian simulation.
We present a method for quadratic improvement of simulation of quantum channels in the regime of sub-exponential resources.
We present novel ways of designing quantum (random access) memory, also known as quantum dictionary encoders or data-access oracles.
We analyse the CX implementation cost of generic diagonal operators, based on the target device topology.
BEIT is hiring!
BEIT is a leading quantum software company, incorporated in Delaware,
with R&D centers in Krakow, Poland and Toronto, Canada.
Fundraised almost $3M in VC funding, as well as over $7M in non-dilutive grants for deep tech projects.
BEIT’s ambition is to revolutionize the quantum industry by bringing quantum advantage forward by several years.
We do this by delivering software methods for solving hard problems on various quantum computing architectures.
When working with us you can get a project in a very early phase of development where you can have a huge impact on it. There is also a chance to learn and work with quantum computers with a friendly team of IT experts in a startup atmosphere.
We are looking for a talented person with a good understanding of mathematics and advanced coding skills to join our R&D team.
You will be developing new quantum algorithms and working on software related to advancement of quantum computers. As a part of that work you will build on and expand existing research resulting in publications, patents as well as new products. If you love working with challenging problems look no further! The position is co-funded by the European Innovation Council (EIC) accelerator grant.
Job location: onsite in Krakow, Poland
This is a full-time, on-site role as a Quantum Physics and Algorithms Expert located in Krakow. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing, optimizing and implementing algorithms to solve complex problems on quantum computers. Additional responsibilities include computational method development for high-performance classical computers. The position is co-funded by the European Innovation Council (EIC) accelerator grant.
Job location: onsite in Krakow, Poland
This is a role as Quantum Chemistry expert. The successful candidate will be responsible for performing Quantum Chemistry calculations to support the development of quantum computing algorithms for molecular dynamics simulations.
A full-time 3-month long hands-on internship working on solving real problems our company faces. The internship may take different forms depending on your background and interests. Our interns get to select from several different available projects that fall into two categories:
Job location: onsite in Krakow, Poland
BEIT is a leading quantum software company, incorporated in Delaware, with R&D centers in Krakow, Poland, and Toronto, Canada. We are searching for a Business Developer to work from our Washington office, and help us in building customer relations, building the pipeline of potential customers, and increasing our revenue by bringing more commercial contracts.
At BEIT, we believe that a diverse and inclusive workplace drives innovation and success. We are committed to creating an environment where every team member feels valued, respected, and empowered to contribute their unique perspectives. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, and we encourage individuals of all races, genders, ages, abilities, and experiences to apply. Together, we can foster a culture of collaboration and creativity that reflects the diverse world we serve.
How to apply: Email your resume at office@beit.tech.