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The Quantum Technology Job Market: Data Driven Analysis of 3641 Job Posts

Simon Goorney, Eleni Karydi, Borja Munoz, Otto Santesson, Zeki Can Seskir, Ana Alina Tudoran, Jacob Sherson

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The rapid advancement of Quantum Technology (QT) has created a growing demand for a specialized workforce, spanning across academia and industry. This study presents a quantitative analysis of the QT job market by systematically extracting and classifying 3641 job postings worldwide. The classification pipeline leverages large language models (LLMs) whilst incorporating a "human-in-the-loop" validation process to ensure reliability. The research identifies key trends in regional job distribution, degree and skill requirements, and the evolving demand for QT-related roles. Findings reveal a strong presence of the QT job market in the United States and Europe, with increasing corporate demand for engineers, software developers, and PhD-level researchers. Despite growing industry applications, the sector remains in its early stages, dominated by large technology firms. However, there are signs that change may be forthcoming, indicated by a strong presence of Bachelor's and Master's graduates in the workforce.

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physics.ed-phPhysics Education cs.CYComputers and Society quant-phQuantum Physics

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