Jobs at Atom Computing

Design, build, and operate neutral-atom quantum hardware and control systems. Generate IP, characterize and validate quantum devices, communicate results, and collaborate across experimental, hardware, and software teams.

Design, build, and operate neutral-atom quantum computing hardware and control interfaces. Generate IP, perform scientific investigations, validate quantum systems (QCVV), and communicate results internally and externally. Collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams and handle light lab tasks up to 25 pounds.

Lead design and construction of neutral-atom quantum hardware and control systems, generate IP, communicate results internally and externally, and lead high-impact technical projects. Collaborate with experimental physicists and engineers to translate atomic physics into scalable quantum computing platforms.

Lead architecture, design, and deployment of custom electronic assemblies for quantum control systems. Design PCBAs, collaborate on FPGA/processor selection, power/clocking, analog/RF front ends, and DAC/ADC. Perform schematic capture, PCB layout in Altium, bring-up, verification, testing, and DFM with contract manufacturers. Mentor engineers and coordinate cross-functional integration with firmware, software, and quantum teams.

Lead design, specification, and standardization of complex optical systems for neutral-atom quantum computers. Perform detailed modeling, tolerance and stray-light analysis, STOP analysis, precision alignment, hands-on assembly oversight, mentorship, vendor collaboration, technical writing, and customer support. Drive productization and generate IP.

Perform theoretical and computational research to advance neutral-atom quantum computing; build and maintain atomic physics simulations, model hardware noise, collaborate with experimentalists and engineers, and produce well-tested multi-language code.

Lead design and specification of complex opto-mechanical systems and UHV chambers. Collaborate with physicists and engineers to ensure precision stability, thermal performance, and alignment. Drive DFMA, tolerance analysis, FEA, assembly, integration, vendor management, mentorship, and technical documentation for next-generation quantum hardware.

The role involves designing high-performance control systems for quantum computing, focusing on embedded software, real-time systems, and hardware orchestration. Responsibilities include building firmware for SDRs, optimizing software for quantum hardware, and collaborating across disciplines.

The Quantum Error Correction Software Engineer will research quantum error correcting codes, design fault-tolerant quantum computations, and translate research into production-ready code.

Design and build deterministic, low-latency control systems for quantum hardware. Develop embedded firmware, device drivers, kernel modules, and orchestration for GPUs/FPGAs. Prototype in Rust, Python, C/C++, and CUDA, and collaborate with theory, hardware, and software teams to deliver production-ready, high-throughput control pipelines.

The Principal RF Engineer will design and validate RF systems for quantum computing, collaborating across teams, and leading RF packaging efforts.

Lead design, build, alignment, and characterization of opto-mechanical subsystems for quantum computers. Define system architecture, perform tolerance and stray-light analysis, develop alignment procedures, and drive hands-on assembly and precision alignment with cross-functional teams.

Design, analyze, and build opto-mechanical subsystems for quantum computing, including laser distribution, high-NA imaging, and optical cavities. Perform tolerance and stray-light analysis, develop alignment procedures, assemble and align optics in the lab, characterize subsystem performance, and collaborate with mechanical engineers and physicists.

Lead technical direction and architecture for the orchestration software that coordinates quantum computing workloads. Rewrite research prototypes into production services, mentor engineers, deploy and monitor production systems, improve CI/CD, collaborate with hardware and quantum teams, and represent engineering externally.

Design, build, and operate backend services that orchestrate quantum computing workloads, manage experimental data, productionize research prototypes, automate calibration/tuning, schedule and analyze algorithm execution, drive architecture decisions, support production deployment and monitoring, and improve CI/CD pipelines while collaborating with quantum engineers and participating in on-call support.

The Senior Infrastructure Engineer will maintain on-prem and cloud infrastructure, improve workflows, and optimize systems for a quantum computing environment. Responsibilities include managing Linux servers, implementing automated processes, and collaborating on CI/CD pipelines.

Maintain and scale on-prem embedded infrastructure for quantum computers. Design OTA update and secure firmware workflows, automate device management, build monitoring/alerting, and optimize CI/CD pipelines and on-prem hardware performance.