4 of 4 Physics Jobs in Oxford

Strong technical academic background with a degree in Science, Engineering, Mathematics or Computer Science Proficient with C# Good understanding of software design patterns An interest, background or passion for Physics Strong interest in Model Development and Applied Engineering Natural problem solver with a desire to learn Benefits: Competitive base salary Career Progression Flexibility to work from home when required Learning More ❯

Games development experience Mobile-first mindset HTML5, TypeScript PixiJS, Phaser or similar WebGL or Canvas 2D APIs Git or similar Nice-to-have (full training provided): Maths, statistics, or physics background 3D development experience Tremendous opportunity offering plenty of scope for career progression in a friendly, innovative environment where youll be able to bring ideas, keep up-to-date with More ❯

academic and industry partners in order to perform the above duties and support new business and product development. Ideally you'll have: A PhD (or equivalent industry experience) in physics, geophysics, electronic engineering, computer science, mathematics, or a closely related discipline; Experience performing data analysis, algorithmic development, and/or digital signal processing in one or more of the following … R&D scientists and engineers. Experience in end-to-end data product development. Familiarity with the Python programming language for scientific computing. Familiarity with quantum and/or atomic physics at an undergraduate level. Experience working in a multidisciplinary team of physicists, engineers, software developers. Why Q-CTRL? Flexibility: We embrace workplace flexibility so you worry more about your impact More ❯

and industry partners in order to perform the above duties and support new business and product development. Ideally you'll have: A B.Sc .(Hon) or M.Sc . in Physics, Electronic Engineering, Mathematics or a closely related discipline. Experience in navigation theory, numerical navigation modelling (e.g. navigation system modelling, navigation signal processing, navigation fusion for alternative navigation systems, quantum sensing … methods). Experience in sensor modelling and sensor signal processing, including data fusion. Familiarity with the Python programming language for scientific computing. Familiarity with quantum and/or atomic physics at an undergraduate level. Experience with software version control systems e.g. Git. Why Q-CTRL? Flexibility: We embrace workplace flexibility so you worry more about your impact vs a rigid More ❯