CareerPlan

Quantum Device Low Temperature Measurement Scientist

San Jose, CA, usFull-time2026-10-09 → 2026-11-10

Core

Lead research and execution of quantum computing projects, specifically focusing on low temperature characterization of superconducting qubits, device design, and RF metrology to improve qubit coherence and gate operations.

Role type

Senior IC quantum device scientist (low temperature metrology)

Builds

Novel device designs and low temperature RF metrology technologies for manufactured wafers

Domain

Quantum computing / Superconducting qubits / Low temperature physics

Required skills

Low temperature characterization of superconducting qubits, Device nanofabrication, Packaging, Low temperature RF measurement simulation, Materials characterization, Electronic and optical device characterization, Programming (Python, Rust, TCL, C), FPGA microcontroller knowledge

Preferred skills

Experience with low temperature resonators, Ability to switch between design and metrology needs, Self-driven independent research

Technologies

Python, Rust, TCL, C, FPGA

Responsibilities

Lead and execute research projects from qubit design to packaging to low temperature RF metrology, Collaborate with product teams to develop innovative solutions, Develop and present detailed reports and visualizations to stakeholders, Publish papers and present at conferences