Missions

QBIOL is a cutting-edge stochastic simulation platform bridging quantum physics, mathematics, electrochemistry and biology (https://qbiol.org). Born from collaborative research between Toulouse and Tokyo, we are now in the frame of CNRS prematuration project, where we are transforming academic innovation into a startup. We need a core software engineer to shape our technical foundation and join the adventure.

Activities

-Interface & GUI: Build intuitive, powerful interfaces for complex simulation workflows
-System Integration: Bridge frontend and backend components with robust, scalable solutions
-Backend Development: Optimize core simulation engine (based on your expertise)
-Distributed Computing: Architect and deploy high-performance load dispatch systems across server clusters

Skills

Essential:
- Expert programming skills in Python, familiarity with GPU libraries (numba.cuda or equivalent)
- Master's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or related field
- Intellectual curiosity about the physics underlying the simulations
Valued:
- GUI/UX development experience
- Parallel computing \& distributed systems knowledge
- Scientific computing or computational biology background
- Understanding of stochastic processes and applied mathematics

Work Context

The successful candidate will be working at the intersection of quantum physics, mathematics, and biology in a collaborative, international research environment. It is an opportunity to join a small team in the startup development of a research project.
Conditions:
- Position in Toulouse, France --- vibrant tech hub with exceptional quality of life
- Language: English or French
- Contract: 6 months (renewable)

The position is located in a sector under the protection of scientific and technical potential (PPST), and therefore requires, in accordance with the regulations, that your arrival is authorized by the competent authority of the MESR.

Constraints and risks

Working on site required.