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Functions

·       Teach at all three university levels in French, including the new B.Sc. program in Quantum Information Science. 

·       Supervise graduate students. 

·       Conduct cutting-edge research leading to a deeper understanding of quantum information.

·       Participate in university life.

·       Provide services to the community.

Requirements

·       Develop a strong research program. 

·       Have a strong interest in teaching. 

·       Demonstrate strong pedagogical skills in teaching and supervising graduate students.

·       Demonstrate the ability to establish and maintain good interpersonal relationships, collaboration and teamwork skills. 

·       Demonstrate a commitment to diversity, equality, equity and inclusion in the Department of Physics. 

·       Ability to teach in French or to achieve this goal in a reasonable amount of time. 

·       Ability to comply with the requirements of responsible research conduct.

·       Have a PhD in physics or other relevant discipline and postdoctoral experience.

The working conditions are governed by the collective agreements in force.

Regular full-time tenure-track position.

Anticipated start date: June 2024 or according to availability

Receipt of applications