qubitsok.com
Cut Noise. Work Quantum.
Europe, Germany, Garching
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Posted 260 days ago
🏢 planqc
Role Type
Role Focus
Seniority
Employer Type
This role is for a (Senior) Quantum Hardware Engineer focused on designing and building quantum computers for customers. The engineer will collaborate closely with software, mechanical, and electrical engineers, as well as algorithm teams. The main purpose is to develop and optimize key modules within the quantum computer system. This position requires continuous learning in AMO physics to enhance system performance.
Key Responsibilities
Take charge of a key module in the quantum computer, such as an imaging system or laser distribution system, to ensure its successful development.
Integrate and optimize the assigned module with the overall quantum computer system.
Rotate to new projects upon successful integration of current modules, contributing to various system developments.
Collaborate with software, mechanical, and electrical engineering teams for the development and implementation of quantum computer components.
Stay updated on advancements in AMO physics to continuously improve the performance of quantum computer systems.
Required Skills
PhD or Postdoc with a strong background in AMO physics.
Hands-on experience in setting up and operating lasers and optical systems.
Experience with at least one of: atom arrays based on optical tweezers, alkaline-earth-metal atoms, Rydberg atoms, UHV systems for ultracold atoms or trapped ions, high numerical aperture imaging and addressing, or highly stable (in frequency and amplitude) lasers.
Nice-to-have Skills
Programming experience (e.g., Python).
Electronics design.
Mechanical design.
Data analysis.
Industry experience.
Technology Tags
The company specializes in developing quantum computers based on individual neutral atoms used as qubits.
The job requires experience with Rydberg atoms, and the company uses high-speed Rydberg gates for its quantum computers.
The role involves designing and operating various optical components and systems, including lasers, imaging systems, and optical tweezers.
The job description specifies experience with UHV systems for ultracold atoms or trapped ions as a necessary requirement.
The role requires a strong background in AMO (Atomic, Molecular, and Optical) physics and involves building quantum computers using individual atoms as qubits.
The role requires expertise in AMO (Atomic, Molecular, and Optical) physics, including hands-on experience with lasers and optical systems.
The job description explicitly mentions experience with UHV (Ultra-High Vacuum) systems for ultracold atoms or trapped ions.