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The Mixed Signal IC Design Lead oversees the Digital & Mixed-Signal Circuit Design Group, focusing on managing team resources and contributing to the design and testing of advanced integrated circuits. Responsibilities include team development, strategic planning, and hands-on technical contributions, particularly in precision analog and data converters, among other areas.

Join HRL's team to improve control of quantum-dot-based spin qubits. Responsibilities include learning electrical signal roles, collaborating on control requirements, developing measurement techniques, and contributing to electronic equipment design. The role demands expertise in spin qubit control and addressing technical challenges in a team-centric environment.

The Mechanical Engineer - Thermal Analyst will perform thermal and dynamic analyses for cryogenic test systems, develop finite element models, analyze mechanical and electrical systems, and lead junior engineers while mentoring and providing key technical insights.

As a Senior DevOps Engineer, you will design, implement, and maintain reliable systems for software testing and deployment, working closely with developers and IT staff to ensure efficiency in DevOps practices. You will focus on CI/CD infrastructure and contribute to automation and Infrastructure-as-Code efforts, while also documenting systems and processes.

The Assembly/Manufacturing Engineer will work with a multidisciplinary team to build and maintain advanced cryogenic test systems. Responsibilities include hands-on assembly of mechanical and electrical systems, using test equipment, designing fixtures, and reviewing maintenance operations. The role requires proficiency in engineering documentation and support reporting.

The Project Manager will lead planning and scheduling efforts for quantum technology projects, coordinating with subject matter experts and HRL line management to secure resources. Responsibilities include communicating plans, presenting project status, and documenting progress in regular reports.

As a Compiler Engineer in the Quantum Programming group, you will develop and maintain a compiler primarily written in Common Lisp, contribute to quantum compilers, and work on optimization and deployment of Lisp programs. You will also engage in full cycle software development and have opportunities for research and innovation in quantum computing technologies.