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Posted 64 days ago
🏢 IonQ
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USD 81K - 106K per year
Role Type
Role Focus
Seniority
Employer Type
Visa / Relocation Details
This role involves operating and improving IonQ's advanced trapped-ion quantum computers to ensure high performance and uptime. The operator participates in a global on-call rotation, responding to alerts and monitoring systems using established procedures. Key functions include communicating system status to customers and collaborating with distributed teams to enhance operational efficiency.
Key Responsibilities
Participate in global, follow-the-sun on-call rotations to maintain peak system performance.
Ensure high uptime and performance of commercial quantum computers by responding to alerts and monitoring systems.
Collaborate with System Operators to improve processes and practices for efficient quantum system operation.
Communicate with customers to coordinate access and update them regarding system status.
Interface remotely with quantum systems to adjust performance using established documentation.
Interpret system telemetry data to gain a deeper understanding of the quantum system's current status.
Required Skills
Bachelor’s degree in physics, engineering, or another physical science.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Capability to work flexible hours, including participating in a 24/7 on-call shift rotation.
Excellent communication skills and a collaborative mindset for working closely on a distributed team.
Nice-to-have Skills
At least one year of laboratory experience in atomic and/or optical physics.
Hands-on experience with optical alignments, laser stabilization, or Acoustic Optic Modulators (AOMs).
Background in data analysis or data science.
Experience with JavaScript or Python programming languages.
Technology Tags
The job description states the system is a full-stack quantum computer based on trapped-ion technology.
The primary function of the role is to operate, monitor, and improve state-of-the-art physical quantum computers.
The role requires hands-on experience with optical alignments and laser stabilization, which are crucial components of trapped ion control.
The operator is responsible for remotely interfacing with quantum systems using documented procedures to impact performance.
Essential for managing system monitoring, coordinating access, and ensuring high uptime during 24/7 operations.
This fundamental technique in atomic physics is necessary for initializing and maintaining the required state of the trapped ions.
The operator is tasked with ensuring high uptime and performance, requiring continuous assessment and mitigation of system issues.