Search quantum roles near you in Remote
What You Need to Know
Job titles such as Technical Writer, Research Scientist, Software Engineer, and Program Manager are commonly found in remote settings.
Can I work remotely in quantum jobs based in U.S. cities?
Yes! Many organizations now have remote positions in quantum software, research, and consulting. Some famous employers include IBM, Google Quantum AI, and other quantum start-ups. Salaries range from $90,000 to $180,000 or more, depending on the level of experience.
Key skills: Python, Qiskit/Cirq, quantum algorithms, cloud computing (AWS/Azure).
Which U.S. cities/states hire the most remote quantum workers?
California (Bay Area & Los Angeles):
- Avg. Salary: 130,000–200,000
- Top Skills: Quantum software development, machine learning, cryptography.
- Companies: Google Quantum AI, Rigetti, QC Ware.
New York (NYC & Albany):
- Avg. Salary: 120,000–190,000
- Top Skills: Quantum finance, optimization, error correction.
- Companies: IBM Quantum, Goldman Sachs, Quantum startups.
Massachusetts (Boston/Cambridge):
- Avg. Salary: 110,000–180,000
- Top Skills: Quantum hardware, photonics, superconducting qubits.
- Companies: MIT Lincoln Lab, Zapata Computing, Amazon Quantum.
Texas (Austin/Dallas):
- Avg. Salary: 100,000–170,000
- Top Skills: Quantum simulation, quantum cloud platforms.
- Companies: Honeywell Quantum, IBM Q Network partners.
Colorado (Denver/Boulder):
- Avg. Salary: 105,000–175,000
- Top Skills: Quantum sensing, aerospace applications.
- Companies: ColdQuanta, Lockheed Martin Quantum.
Do remote quantum jobs pay less than in-office roles?
No! The majority of fully remote quantum jobs offer the same pay as in-office positions. Compensation is based on experience, skills, and the funding the company has, not on the location. Here you can learn more about Quantum roles salaries.
What are the most in-demand skills for remote quantum jobs?
- Programming: Python, C++, Q#
- Quantum Frameworks: Qiskit, Cirq, PennyLane
- Cloud & DevOps: AWS Braket, Azure Quantum
- Math/Physics: Linear algebra, quantum mechanics
.svg)
