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PsiQuantum

Computational Chemist - GPU Acceleration

Palo Alto, California, United States

Location
Palo Alto, California, United States
Work
Not stated
Employment
Not stated
Level
Not stated
Function
Science & research
Pay
$151.8K – $178.4K a year
Posted
2 months ago

About the role

Want to be at the forefront of using high-performance computing, GPU acceleration, computational chemistry, and quantum computing to solve challenging problems in chemistry and materials science?

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