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The Photon Source Engineer will focus on developing and optimizing photon sources for quantum computing systems. Key responsibilities include designing computational models, optimizing nonlinear optical systems, and collaborating with the team to improve device performance and identify technological gaps.
The Optical Architect role involves designing and developing the optical aspects of quantum computing systems, translating abstract quantum protocols into hardware specifications. You will work closely with cross-functional teams to analyze, evaluate, and improve the architectural design, focusing on qubit networking and performance modeling.
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This role involves the mechanical and thermal design, prototyping, and validation of high-specification photonic hardware for quantum computing. The engineer will work closely with photonics, systems, and architecture teams to develop robust, testable, and manufacturable hardware for controlled environments, focusing on precision assemblies, thermal management, and environmental control.
The role involves developing ultra-low-loss optical interfaces for quantum computing systems, combining device concept development, optical simulation, and experimental validation. The engineer will work closely with internal and external teams to assess and mature new approaches for mode conversion and coupling, ensuring solutions are both high-performing and practical.
The Quantum Systems Engineer will design, build, and validate quantum photonic subsystems and experiments, contributing to the development of fault-tolerant quantum computers. Responsibilities include implementing quantum interference experiments, developing entangling circuits, and integrating subsystems into larger quantum architectures.
The Quantum Electronics Engineer will design and develop advanced electronic and electro-optic systems for quantum computing, focusing on RF design, electro-optic modulation, and low-latency control systems. You will collaborate closely with senior engineers and photonics teams to integrate electronics with optical systems and optimize complex quantum hardware.
The role involves designing and executing experiments to test and characterize advanced photonic circuits, developing automated experimental workflows, and collaborating with design teams to improve device performance. The position is crucial for advancing PsiQuantum's quantum computing platform.
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