At Universal Quantum, we aim to make the world a better place by developing a new computer technology. Together, we are creating truly impactful quantum computers. Our machines will be capable of solving problems until now considered impossible, with applications ranging across a broad range of industries, including healthcare, materials and aerospace.
We're looking for an Electronics Engineer to help enable the next generation of quantum technologies.
It's an exciting time to join Universal Quantum. As we expand globally and establish our first R&D Competency Centre outside Europe in Singapore, we're investing in world-class talent, advanced engineering capabilities, and the development of large-scale quantum computing systems. If you're passionate about working on breakthrough technology with real-world impact, we'd love to hear from you.
What You’ll Accomplish
- Design and build advanced test rigs for electrical and mechanical characterization of quantum microfabricated devices (trap chip)
- Develop meticulous test plans and protocols for validating chip performance
- Conduct experimental validation and characterization of electronics systems to meet stringent performance requirements for quantum hardware
- Collaborate with chip designers and electronics engineers to improve test coverage and ensure compatibility with emerging quantum chip architectures
- Critically evaluate testing methodologies and propose improvements for efficiency and accuracy
- Document test procedures, results, and findings for reproducibility and knowledge sharing
Requirements
The 3 Most Critical Attributes We’ll Use to Compare Candidates
- Strong electronics engineering capabilities for device/chip testing
- Electromechanical engineering knowledge to create precision test rigs
- Excellent communication skills to coordinate with multidisciplinary teams and ensure testing needs are met and improved
Must-have Skills
- PCB layout and schematic design using ECAD tools (e.g., Altium)
- Strong technical writing and documentation skills
- Familiarity with test/electronics equipment (VNA, Spectrum Analysers, TDR, oscilloscopes)
- Experience measuring high-frequency electrical signals and ensuring signal integrity
- Knowledge of embedded systems and FPGA-based control for automated testing
- Master/BSc Degree in electronics engineering or a related discipline
Nice-to-have Skills
- Experience cryogenic temperatures and testing sensitive quantum devices
- Mechanical CAD proficiency for fixture and rig design
- Background in RF engineering, metrology, or instrumentation
- Experience developing automated testing frameworks using scripting languages (Python, MATLAB)
- Understanding EMC and high-speed digital design constraints in quantum systems
Skills Required
- PCB layout and schematic design using ECAD tools (e.g., Altium)
- Mechanical CAD proficiency for fixture and rig design
- Strong technical writing and documentation skills
- Familiarity with test/electronics equipment (multiplexers, VNA, TDR, oscilloscopes)
- Experience measuring high-frequency electrical signals and ensuring signal integrity
- Knowledge of embedded systems and FPGA-based control for automated testing
- Master/BSc Degree in electronics engineering or a related discipline
- Excellent communication skills to coordinate with multidisciplinary teams
- Experience with cryogenic testing of sensitive devices
- Background in RF engineering, metrology, or instrumentation
- Experience developing automated testing frameworks using scripting languages (Python, MATLAB)
- Familiarity with LabVIEW for experimental setups
- Understanding EMC and high-speed digital design constraints
What We Do
A quantum computer harnesses the fundamental forces that govern the physical world. It can efficiently model complex systems in ways that would take the best classical computer millions of years, and so help revolutionise drug design, climate modelling, battery chemistry, and many other vital processes. But to achieve all this, we need to make quantum computers work reliably at scale. We started Universal Quantum to meet this challenge - because we believe that by doing so, we can help solve the most difficult problems faced by humanity. We’re following a pragmatic, engineering-based roadmap to build a device that is useful in the real world: a quantum computer that has utility. Every approach we take, every solution we devise, is geared towards this goal
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