Mesa Quantum is building chip-scale quantum sensing systems to enable resilient Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) and next-generation sensing for real-world applications. Our team spans quantum physics, photonics, microfabrication, systems engineering, and commercialization. We work closely with partners across defense, aerospace, and commercial sectors to bring quantum technologies out of the lab and into the field.
We’re always excited to meet exceptional people, even if there isn’t a perfect open role for you right now.
If you’re an engineer, physicist, systems integrator, or business development professional who is excited about quantum sensing, photonics, hardware commercialization, or deep-tech startups, we’d love to learn more about you. By joining our talent network, your resume will be reviewed and kept on file, and we’ll reach out when a role opens that matches your background and interests.
If you’re actively exploring new opportunities and believe your experience is highly relevant, we also encourage you to reach out to us directly via LinkedIn with a short note about what you’re looking for.
RequirementsWhat to Include
- Your resume or CV
- (Optional) A short note about what kinds of roles you’re most interested in and what excites you about Mesa Quantum
- A competitive salary and innovative, game-changing work
- Work on real-world quantum systems transitioning from lab to deployment
- Exciting Benefits and Perks such as Wellness plans, office lunches, insurances etc
- Exposure to cutting-edge hardware, government programs, and commercial customers
- Opportunity to grow with a fast-moving deep-tech startup
Mesa Quantum is an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity in backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, and we encourage candidates from all communities to apply.
Skills Required
- Resume or CV
- Short note describing preferred roles and interest in Mesa Quantum
What We Do
Mesa Quantum Systems develops and commercializes chip-scale quantum sensors, including precision instruments for position, navigation, and timing (PNT). Its technology aims to deliver smaller, lighter, lower-power, cost-effective, and reliable alternatives to conventional precision sensors and reduce dependence on GPS. The company is engineering quantum sensing products for practical, scaled deployment across applications such as autonomous systems, communications, satellites, remote sensing, and critical infrastructure.
