Electronics Engineer

Haywards Heath, United Kingdom
4 months ago
Job Type
Permanent
Work Location
On-site
Posted
15 Jan 2026 (4 months ago)

AtUniversal Quantum, we aim to make the world a better place by engineering the future of computing. 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 are looking to hire an Electronics Engineer within the Electronics Group to enable Quantum technologies. Passionate about helping create technologies which can change the world? We may be the right place for you, so get in touch!

What You’ll Accomplish

  • Take responsibility for the hardware system design, and realisation of a complex, large-scale electronics control system.
  • Design, build and test electronic products using your skills of analogue and digital circuit design together with industry-standard CAD packages and test equipment.
  • Write the documentation of your electronics circuits and verification tests.
  • Develop your experience in a broad range of electronics engineering subject areas.
  • Maintain the multidisciplinary collaboration with mechanical engineers, software engineers, and physicists, working towards a common goal.
  • Play a key role in building control systems for quantum computers.
  • Maintain UQs’ position of using state-of-the-art electronics solutions.
  • Help in the planning and scheduling of projects, reporting progress and issues.
  • Engage with project planning activities, risk management, and scheduling requirements.
  • Help with fast turnaround proof of concepts and feasibility discussions.
  • Develop a thorough understanding of the firmware and software used to control quantum computers.

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