Quantum Compute Wafer and Device Characterization Engineer
Core
Lead research projects in quantum compute wafer and device level characterization, focusing on surface, interfaces, and thin film materials for superconducting qubit nanofabrication.
Role type
Senior IC quantum compute characterization researcher
Builds
Resonator and qubit performance uniformity across wafers and from wafer to wafer
Domain
Quantum computing / Superconducting materials
Required skills
Thin film characterization, Surface and interface characterization, Superconducting qubit design, Nanofabrication methods, XRD, AFM, CIPT, SEM, Cross-sectional TEM, XPS, AES, ESCA, TOF-SIMS, Python, Rust, TCL, C, FPGA microcontrollers
Preferred skills
Experience in nanofabrication methods for superconducting qubits
Technologies
XRD, AFM, CIPT, SEM, Cross-sectional TEM, XPS, AES, ESCA, TOF-SIMS, Python, Rust, TCL, C, FPGA
Responsibilities
Lead and execute research projects in quantum computing wafer and device level characterization, Lead effort in thin film materials stack characterization and resonator and qubit device room temperature characterization, Collaborate with product teams to tackle novel challenges and develop innovative solutions, Develop and present detailed reports and visualizations to communicate findings, trends, and actionable insights to stakeholders
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC
