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The Principal Power Systems Architect will design and manage large-scale power systems for quantum computing, ensuring power integrity and compliance with stringent requirements.

The Quantum Systems Engineer designs, builds, and tests photonic quantum subsystems, implementing key experiments and validating quantum system performance.

The role focuses on enhancing testing capabilities for quantum systems through new tooling, process improvements, and collaboration with engineers on testing methodologies.

Lead installation and operation of cryogenic and ultra-high vacuum systems for quantum computing, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.

The Test Automation Engineer will develop and implement software, methods, and test infrastructure for electro-optical subsystems, lead high-speed test station projects, and automate data collection and analysis.

The Integrated Photonics Engineer will design and execute experiments to test and characterize photonic circuits, develop automated workflows, and collaborate with design teams to enhance device performance.

The Quantum Electronics Engineer will design electronic systems for quantum hardware, focusing on RF design, electro-optic modulation, and working with high-speed electronics while collaborating closely with photonics teams. Responsibilities include implementing low-latency control systems and optimizing complex quantum hardware systems.

The Senior Active Photonics Engineer will design, model, and test active photonic components for quantum computers, collaborating with cross-functional teams and mentoring junior staff.

Quantum Architects develop architectures for fault tolerant photonic quantum computers, focusing on simulation and performance evaluation of entangled qubit states and error correction methods.

The Principal System Integration Lead will translate quantum system requirements into scalable hardware architecture, driving integration from concept through deployment while managing cross-functional teams and ensuring alignment between hardware and system design.