Jobs at Q-Block Computing

As a Quantum Scientist, you will design and execute quantum physics experiments, analyze data, and contribute to research on quantum technologies.

As a Senior Quantum Scientist, you will lead research projects in quantum technologies, mentor junior researchers, and collaborate on experimental designs.

The FPGA Engineer will design and implement FPGA-based systems for real-time processing and control, focusing on quantum technologies. Responsibilities include developing high-speed digital interfaces, verification of FPGA logic, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Lead the architectural design of embedded control platforms, define subsystem interfaces, mentor engineers, and establish software architecture standards.

The Embedded Systems Developer Intern will design, implement, and test embedded systems, collaborating on quantum technology projects while gaining hands-on experience.

The Information Systems Specialist will design, develop, and maintain embedded Linux infrastructures connecting quantum control hardware, while implementing network configurations and web management applications.

Design, build, and maintain embedded Linux systems and network infrastructure. Implement automation and collaborate on technical projects. Manage device monitoring and documentation.

The Optomechanical Design Engineer will design and develop mechanical systems for quantum technologies, collaborating with cross-functional teams on optomechanical and thermal analysis, ensuring designs meet defense-grade standards.

The Financial Analyst will provide crucial financial support for R&D operations, manage costs, prepare reports, and ensure compliance with government contracts and grants.

As an Embedded Firmware Engineer, you will design, implement, and validate firmware modules for quantum hardware platforms using C/C++. You'll manage peripheral device drivers and collaborate with cross-functional teams to achieve technical milestones.

The Senior Embedded Software Developer will design and implement firmware libraries for ARM Cortex-M platforms, lead a team of developers, and conduct system-level integration testing for quantum technology applications.

The External Relations Manager will build strategic relationships with government and industry stakeholders, track procurement opportunities, and represent Q-Block at events.

The Executive Assistant will support Q-Block Computing's leadership by managing calendars, travel, meetings, and ensuring smooth office operations.

The Electronics Engineering Technologist will test and validate embedded firmware on ARM platforms, set up and document peripheral interfaces, and assist with calibration and troubleshooting.

The Technical Lead oversees the orchestration control stack, defining architecture, establishing performance specs, managing teams, and collaborating on system requirements.

The Senior Quantum Engineer will lead the design and integration of quantum hardware systems, ensuring performance and reliability for operational deployment while mentoring junior engineers and collaborating with scientists.

The Junior Quantum Engineer will design, integrate, and validate quantum hardware systems while collaborating with senior engineers. Responsibilities include testing, troubleshooting, and documentation.

The Principal Quantum Scientist will lead Q-Block Computing's research program, define scientific identity, mentor staff, and connect fundamental research to technology development in quantum physics.