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Universal Quantum · 51–200 people · Series A

open application pool for Electronics Engineers

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  • Haywards Heath
  • On-site
  • Mid-level
  • Permanent

Hands-on electronics role focused on the hardware system design and realisation of a large-scale control system for quantum computers. Involves analogue and digital circuit design, CAD and test equipment, documentation and verification, plus close collaboration with mechanical engineers, software engineers and physicists on proof-of-concept work.

CAD

30 months ago

Universal Quantum · 51–200 people · Series A

Quantum Control Theorist

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  • Haywards Heath
  • Hybrid
  • Permanent

Design, model and test high-fidelity quantum operations, developing control methods and accurate physics models based on real hardware specifications. Work closely with hardware teams to implement new methods on quantum devices, build benchmarking procedures and compare experimental results against theoretical predictions.

2 months ago
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Rigetti · 51–200 people · Public

Field Engineer: Cryogenics & RF Hardware

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  • Berkeley, United States
  • US$115,000 – US$140,000 pa
  • Mid-level

Hands-on field role operating, maintaining and debugging RF and cryogenic systems for quantum processors deployed at customer sites worldwide. Owns dilution refrigerator cooldowns, vacuum and helium leak detection, RF hardware validation, and on-call support, with 35%+ international travel.

Dilution Refrigerators · Network Analyzers · Oscilloscopes +7

2 months ago
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IonQ · 501–1000 people · Public

Senior Electronics Engineer

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  • Oxford
  • Hybrid
  • Senior
  • Permanent

Owns the full lifecycle of electrical reliability fixes on operational trapped-ion quantum computers, from triaging and root-causing control and drive-electronics faults to designing, prototyping and retrofitting permanent solutions. Works across Operations, Science and Manufacturing on fleet-wide upgrades, standardising hardware and building telemetry to cut downtime.

Altium · ADC · DAC +2

Clearance required 3 weeks ago
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IonQ · 501–1000 people · Public

Staff Software Engineer, Non-Realtime Controllers

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  • Oxford
  • Hybrid
  • Senior

Hands-on staff engineering role owning the non-realtime control software for quantum computers, integrating supporting hardware such as cryogenic compressors, vacuum pumps, lasers and cameras on general-purpose Linux. You will write Rust controllers and shared frameworks, build simulators and test infrastructure, and diagnose failures that only appear against real hardware in a live lab.

Rust · gRPC · REST +5

Clearance required 3 weeks ago
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Rigetti · 51–200 people · Public

Network & Infrastructure Engineer

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  • Berkeley, United States
  • Hybrid
  • US$190,000 – US$240,000 pa
  • Senior

Hands-on role owning networking and physical infrastructure across Berkeley labs and a Fremont fabrication facility, including routing, racking, cabling, switches, firewalls and storage, while also supporting AWS cloud environments and infrastructure-as-code. The engineer flexes between data center work and cloud/DevOps tasks such as Terraform, Kubernetes and CI/CD, building new infrastructure as lab and fab space expands.

AWS · Terraform · Ansible +7

3 weeks ago

PQShield · 51–200 people · Series B

I'd love to work at PQShield - Speculative Application

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  • Remote); within Belgium, France, Netherlands, UK, Germany. Some travel to our offices will be required from time-to-time
  • Hybrid

Speculative application for a deep-tech startup building a RISC-V MCU-based subsystem with post-quantum cryptography algorithms and security features. Successful candidates collaborate directly with founders and inventors, working across data science, optimisation and AI in the semiconductor space, with occasional travel to offices.

RISC-V · MCU

10 months ago

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