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As a Senior Quantum Systems Electrical Engineer, you will join the team building a scaled, fault-tolerant quantum computer grounded in topological qubits. You will collaborate with physicists and software engineers to design and deliver FPGA-based, ultra-low-latency digital subsystems for the topological quantum engine. Your daily work involves designing prototype circuits, PCBs, and mixed-signal electronics, as well as developing high-speed interconnects and precision clocking networks. You will utilize tools including scopes, VNAs, and RF instruments to validate custom circuits. Required technical skills include experience with RFSoC architectures, RTL, and FPGA design, alongside proficiency in Windows, Linux, VS Code, Git, and Azure DevOps CI/CD. You will also use Tcl and Python for scripted builds to solve complex problems in readout classification and error-decoder acceleration.
Quantum Engineering
Python
MATLAB
Cryogenic Systems
Measurement Instrumentation
Systems Engineering
Systems Integration
Data Analysis
Simulation
Hardware Development
Automation
laboratory, engineering
materials, fabrication
Quantum Computing
SoC
Design Verification
RTL
Netlists
Analog Mixed-Signal
DFT
Python
C
C++
Ruby
Perl
Matlab
Visual Studio Code
Azure
AI
Simulation
Validation
Characterization
Quantum Computing
Microwave Engineering
Cryogenic Measurement Systems
Python
Matlab
Git
AI
Data Acquisition
Materials Science
Nanofabrication
Solid-State Quantum Devices
High-Performance Computing
System Engineering
Version Control