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Quantum Calibration Engineer, Quantum Computing Services Boston, MA, USA Quantum Calibration Engineer, Quantum Computing Services Summary: QuEra is seeking Quantum Calibration Engineers to join a growing effort focused on developing, testing and deploying calibration and performance characterization software on QuEra's neutral-atom quantum computers, translating experimental physics and data analysis into automation. This is a critical effort towards achieving programmability, reliability and peak performance of these machines for research, application development and commercial uses. Your work will directly shape how QuEra's quantum computers are characterized, stabilized, and improved over time, laying the foundation for scalable, self-calibrating quantum platforms. In this role, you will work closely with physicists, software engineers, hardware specialists and actual quantum computers across QuEra's global sites. You will be responsible for designing efficient measurements of key system parameters, developing robust data-analysis pipelines, and building tools that translate raw experimental results into actionable insights for machine optimization. This role is part of QuEra's Quantum Computing Services team and is based at QuEra's Boston headquarters. The team's mission is to develop QuEra's neutral-atom technology into cutting-edge quantum computing products and services. Core Responsibilities - Design data-efficient experimental routines, robust data analyses and troubleshooting workflows to extract key system parameters and insights. - Develop, refine, and maintain calibration pipelines consisting of complex data flows. - Develop robust data-fitting and optimization routines. - Validate, document and track calibration results, ensuring reproducibility and traceability across different hardware and software generations, and across machine deployments. Qualifications Required - Strong proficiency in Python, including experience

Scientific Software Engineer — Emulation & Application Boston, MA, USA Summary QuEra Computing Inc. is building the world's most scalable quantum computers using neutral-atom technology. Based in Boston and founded by the pioneers of neutral-atom quantum platforms at Harvard and MIT, QuEra is developing quantum computers that push the boundaries of what is computationally possible - from materials science and drug discovery to machine learning. QuEra is seeking a Scientific Software Engineer to develop and maintain our in-house quantum hardware emulator and support application research building on top of and utilizing the emulation toolchain. In this role, you will implement high-performance quantum circuit simulation backends, build tooling that enables researchers to rapidly prototype and validate quantum algorithms, and contribute to the software infrastructure that bridges our hardware capabilities with real-world applications. This role sits at the intersection of scientific computing and quantum application development. You will help shape the emulation layer that underpins algorithm design, hardware benchmarking, and customer-facing demonstrations - providing researchers, both internal and external, a faithful, fast model of QuEra's quantum processors. You will work closely with application scientists, experimental scientists, and the compiler team, collaborating on topics from noise modeling and Hamiltonian simulation to algorithm co-design for neutral-atom architectures. Responsibilities - Develop, test, and optimize core components of QuEra's in-house quantum hardware emulator, including state-vector, tensor-network, and pulse-level simulation backends. - Write performance-critical code in Rust, C++, and/or CUDA to run large-scale simulations on GPU clusters and HPC infrastructure. - Collaborate with application researchers to prototype,

Sr. Technical Program Manager - Gemini Boston, MA USA Job Title: Senior Technical Program Manager Job Type: Full-time Job Location: Boston, MA Reports to: Vice President of Quantum Computing Services Summary QuEra is seeking a Senior Technical Program Manager to lead program management activities around product and service delivery of QuEra's quantum computers, starting with Aquila and Gemini, and extending to future generations of QuEra systems. This role is execution-oriented and inherently cross-functional, coordinating work across hardware and software engineering, research and operations. The role includes limited product management responsibilities, scoped to requirements collection and feedback, and is expected to work collaboratively with future dedicated product management hires. This role is designed to fulfill these goals, and to evolve as the company grows and the needs change: - Ensure reliable delivery and operation of gate-based quantum computers, - Establish a structured feedback loop from customers and users back into engineering, and align customer projects for success, - Support the product development work on QuEra's systems towards industrial-grade, TRL=9 platforms, through disciplined program execution, - Enable progress tracking and transparent communication across all stakeholders. Year 1 focus The main focus in year 1 will be to support the success of QuEra's overall AIST program which consists of 4 threads centered around our first gate-based system Gemini: - [Product] Launching two product lines on top of the on-prem Gemini machine at AIST: Gemini-QEC, a platform for error correction researchers, and Gemini-NISQ, a platform for NISQ-era application developers. Initial product launches will be

Quantum Calibrations Intern, Quantum Computing Services Boston, MA, USA Job Title: Intern, Quantum Calibrations, Quantum Computing Services Job Type: Full-time, 3-6 months Job Location: Boston, MA Reports to: VP of Quantum Computing Services Summary: QuEra is seeking motivated interns to join our growing team focused on developing the calibration and performance characterization framework for QuEra's neutral-atom quantum computers. As an intern, you will collaborate with physicists, software engineers, and hardware specialists to design benchmarking protocols, build physics-informed models of device behavior, and develop predictive tools for real-time qubit state evolution. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience at the interface of quantum hardware and data science, contributing to the development of calibration and performance characterization frameworks for scalable, reliable neutral-atom quantum computers. This role is part of QuEra's Quantum Computing Services team and is based at QuEra's Boston headquarters. The team's mission is to develop QuEra's neutral-atom technology into cutting-edge quantum computing products and services. Core Responsibilities - Develop and test data analysis routines to fit, visualize, and interpret experimental data. - Design and execute device benchmarking and characterization experiments. - Build and apply Hamiltonian learning routines to infer effective system parameters from time-evolution data. - Develop predictive models for key performance metrics (gate fidelity, coherence, readout error) using time-series calibration history and machine learning methods. - Collaborate closely with physicists, engineers, and software developers to integrate your work into QuEra's operational stack. Qualifications Required - Foundational understanding of quantum mechanics and open quantum systems at the

Japan Internship Tsukuba, Japan QuEra Computing では、年間を通じて若干名のインターンを受け入れております。 現在募集中のインターンシップについては当社の採用サイトに掲載いたしますが、現時点で募集を行っていない場合でも、お問い合わせはいつでも歓迎しております。 QuEra のインターンシップにご応募いただくには、物理学、工学、計算機科学、または量子情報科学分野に関連する学士以上（学士・修士・博士課程など）の学位取得を目的とした学術プログラムに在学中であることが条件となります。 なお、QuEra Japan ではインターン候補者の方への転居支援は行っておりません。 また、すべてのインターン候補者の方は、日本国内で就業可能である必要がございます。 皆さまからのご連絡を心よりお待ちしております。 QuEra Computing typically hosts a select number of interns throughout the year. Current internship openings will be posted on our Careers site; however, even if we do not have any active openings at the moment, we still warmly welcome your inquiries. To be eligible for a QuEra internship opportunity, candidates must be actively enrolled in an academic program relating to physics, engineering, or computer science, at the bachelor's level or higher (e.g., bachelor's, master's, or doctoral program). Please note that QuEra Japan is unable to provide relocation support, and all internship candidates must be able to work in Japan. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Optical Engineer Boston, MA, USA Optical Engineer The Hardware Engineering Group at QuEra Computing is seeking strong candidates for an Optical Engineer to serve as an individual contributor to the company's mission of building state-of-the-art, manufacturable, and deployable neutral atom quantum computers. The Hardware Engineering Group plays a crucial role in accelerating the company's technology leadership and translating the company's scientific breakthroughs into products delivered to customers. To accomplish this mission, we are looking to hire a candidate with an undergraduate or graduate-level education in optics, optical engineering, or applied physics, paired with hands-on experience designing, building, and testing optical systems. The ideal candidate will combine a solid fundamental understanding of optics with strong laboratory skills and a desire to grow as an engineer within an enterprise engineering environment. Key Job Responsibilities - Collaborate with senior engineers and physicists to design, build, and test optical sub-systems, modules, and components supporting QuEra's neutral atom computers through the full development lifecycle (R&D, productization, maintenance, and beyond). - Execute hands-on laboratory work-assembly, alignment, cleaning, and characterization of optical systems-and contribute to engineering documentation, design reviews, and continuous improvement initiatives. - Coordinate with the R&D/science team to support cutting-edge R&D and help translate scientific advances into the next generation of products. - Assist with troubleshooting technical issues at company headquarters and, as needed, support off-site installations at customer locations (in coordination with the local support team). Qualifications - B.S. in optics, optical engineering, applied physics, or a closely related field (M.S. preferred). - 2-5

Mechanical Engineer-Hardware Integration and Reliability Tsukuba, Japan Mechanical Engineer - Hardware Integration and Reliability (Japan) Location: Tsukuba, Japan (AIST) • Department: Hardware Engineering Summary QuEra Computing Japan is hiring our first dedicated Mechanical Engineer in Japan to design, prototype, integrate, and maintain mechanical systems for the current and next generation neutral atom quantum computers, and the facility around them. This is a hybrid designer-builder role: equally comfortable proposing a solution in CAD and picking up tools to build, install, and iterate on it in the lab. You will own problems end-to-end - identify the issue, design the fix, coordinate local fabrication, install and validate it - and serve as the local technical bridge to Japanese machine shops, contract manufacturers, and NEDO-supported suppliers, working alongside teams in the US and UK. Professional fluency in both English and Japanese is essential. Key Responsibilities - Design precision mechanical assemblies - frames, mounts, enclosures, opto-mechanical hardware, shrouds - with attention to rigidity, vibration, and thermal stability. - Update and own CAD models and 2D drawings for QuEra's Gemini system at AIST, to match the as-built machine. - Design and install water cooling loops, leak containment, and thermal management for laser and electronic subsystems. - Design and install laser safety engineering controls: beam shrouds, periscopes, beam blocks, light-tight enclosures. - Identify performance, safety, and ergonomics issues; propose options with tradeoffs; implement the fix (braces, maintenance steps, rack accessibility). - Inspect, assemble, and install quantum computer modules; build unit testing benches for R&D supplier components; apply

Senior Technical Product Manager - SDK and User Engagement Boston, MA, USA Summary QuEra Computing is seeking a Senior Technical Product Manager - SDK and User Engagement to own the product strategy, delivery, and adoption of the developer tooling that researchers and developers use to run high‑impact experiments and applications on QuEra's neutral‑atom quantum computers . You'll operate at the intersection of quantum R&D, scientific software engineering, and an external developer community , translating capabilities across quantum‑classical hybrid workflows, circuit‑level programming, qubit/atom shuttling, and pulse‑level control into an SDK that is coherent, usable, and trusted. This is a foundational product role in a fast-growing area. You'll drive the end-to-end developer journey: from “time‑to‑first‑experiment” and documentation quality, to stable APIs and predictable release processes, to community engagement and open-source governance. Working closely with R&D and engineering teams, you'll turn emerging research results (including advances in neutral‑atom platforms and quantum error correction ) into concrete product requirements, representative examples, and developer-ready interfaces-balancing rapid innovation with robustness, reliability, and long-term maintainability. Responsibilities - Own the SDK product vision and roadmap - Define and communicate the product vision, positioning, and roadmap for QuEra's SDK and developer-facing software stack. - Align priorities across company strategy, hardware/service constraints, internal stakeholders, and external developer needs. - Translate science and R&D into software requirements - Convert quantum concepts, system capabilities, and new R&D outcomes into actionable product specifications (PRDs), Request for Comments (RFCs), and well-scoped deliverables. - Identify representative use cases, minimal reproducible examples, and benchmarking targets to

Sr Technical Product Manager Boston, MA, USA Job Title: Senior Technical Program Manager Job Type: Full-time Job Location: Boston, MA Reports to: VP of Quantum Computing Services Summary QuEra is seeking a Senior Technical Program Manager to lead the cross-functional development program for QuEra's next-generation quantum computing system-which may become the world's first fault-tolerant quantum computer. This program spans R&D thrusts, technical milestones, product definition, strategic partner collaboration, and ultimately launch as a quantum computing service. This role is execution-oriented and cross-functional, coordinating work across hardware and software engineering, research, and operations. It requires deep engagement with strategic partners, structured program execution, and the ability to translate complex technical roadmaps into actionable plans. The role includes limited product management responsibilities scoped to requirements collection and feedback. Year 1 Focus Stand up and drive the next-generation machine program across 3 threads: - [Strategic Partnerships] Manage the programmatic interface with strategic partners: joint development activities, shared milestones, information flow, and ensuring partner collaboration accelerates the program. - [R&D Coordination] Coordinate across the R&D teams driving the core technical thrusts-hardware, control systems, software stack, and error Synthesize information across workstreams, track progress toward technical milestones, manage cross-team dependencies, and ensure alignment between research activities and program goals. - [Product & Service Delivery] Collaborate with the product management function-to be matured as the system matures-on translating R&D capabilities into a defined product (system specifications, service model, user interface requirements, and launch criteria) and building the operational foundations for launching as a quantum computing service

Internship - Research & Development Boston, MA, USA Summary The individual in this internship role will contribute to the advancement of neutral-atom based quantum computing technologies. You will be involved in the design, implementation, and characterization of neutral-atom quantum computing systems, and collaborate closely with a multidisciplinary team of physicists, engineers, and computer scientists to push the boundaries of quantum computing using neutral-atom platforms. Responsibilities - Assist in the design and build state-of-the-art neutral atom quantum computers as directed by your mentor(s). - Collaborate with engineering teams to verify and validate modules and subsystems for neutral atom quantum computers. - Investigate sources of noise and decoherence and contribute to proposed mitigation strategies. - Assist in experimental setups related to neutral atom quantum computing, which may include working with optical components, lasers, and atom trapping systems. - Analyze experimental data using the Python scientific stack to provide insights and feedback for continuous improvement in our quantum computing applications. Qualifications - Pursuing a degree in physics, computer science, mathematics, or a related field. - Strong physics background and experience in optics. - Programming skills in Python, including the Python scientific stack (PyTorch, NumPy, SciPy, Pandas) are plus but not required. - Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills. - Strong communication and teamwork skills. On-site internship. There is no relocation offered for this role. QuEra is committed to cultivating a diverse work environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We highly value diversity in our current and future employees and do

Sr Technical Product Manager - HPC Integration Boston, MA, USA 1. Mission of the Role To define, validate, and execute the integration strategy for QuEra's quantum systems within classical HPC/AI infrastructure - identifying use cases, technical requirements, and the right ecosystem partners across the full value chain. 2. Core Responsibilities A. Use Case Discovery & Technical Research - Deeply study academic and industry papers on quantum-classical hybrid workflows, quantum HPC/AI Data center integration, and the accelerations of AI for Science/Quantum discovery via quantum computing. - Identify high-value use cases (e.g., quantum chemistry, materials discovery, cryptoanalysis, optimization) relevant to HPC and AI centers - Translate theoretical research into practical product requirements - what integration, APIs, or software layers are needed to run these use cases. - Collaborate with research teams to maintain technical credibility when engaging HPC customers or partners. - Co-design solutions with lighthouse customers to verify the feasibility A. Value Chain Mapping - Use the HPC value chain framework (hardware → integration → data center → middleware → workloads → services) to: - Map current players (AWS, HPE, NVIDIA, etc.) and their quantum readiness. - Identify where quantum computing fits within this chain (e.g., as accelerator hardware, a cloud service, or a hybrid scheduler layer). - Define which layers QuEra should own vs. partner - e.g.: - Own: Quantum hardware, quantum control stack. - Partner: Data center operations, cloud orchestration, middleware, hybrid execution APIs. B. Requirements Definition - Gather technical and operational requirements from HPC and AI center operators:

Quantum Scientist – Community, AI & Learning Systems Boston, MA, USA Summary QuEra Computing is seeking a mission-driven Quantum Scientist focused on designing and delivering specialized content for community engagement, customer training, and AI-enabled learning experiences. You'll use your expertise in quantum information, machine learning, and modern AI systems to create learning pathways that bridge users to the latest outcomes in quantum computing research - particularly that by QuEra's team - via our Bloqade software suite and our current and upcoming neutral-atom hardware. In addition to building world-class educational content, you will help integrate AI agents, ML-driven analytics, and scalable infrastructure into our enablement ecosystem-enhancing user onboarding, experimentation workflows, and community engagement. Deliverables include lessons, tutorials, notebooks, AI-assisted labs, hackathon challenges, interactive agents, and technical presentations tailored to users across academia, national labs, and industry. Some travel may be required for workshops, conferences, and hackathons. Responsibilities - Design, author, and maintain structured, hands-on learning materials (courses, tutorials, notebooks, problem sets, quizzes, and challenge tracks) aligned with neutral-atom quantum computing capabilities. - Develop AI-enhanced learning tools, including intelligent tutoring workflows, agent-assisted coding labs, and automated feedback systems. - Build and deploy lightweight ML or AI agent systems that support user onboarding, documentation navigation, experiment configuration, or workflow optimization. - Produce clear, accurate technical presentations and demos for customers, partners, conferences, and hackathons; deliver live and online instruction. - Closely collaborate with the applications research, product and solutions teams to ensure content reflects the latest algorithms, applications, APIs, and hardware constraints. -

Manufacturing Engineer Boston, MA, USA Manufacturing Engineer QuEra is seeking a hands-on, detail-oriented Manufacturing Engineer to join our growing team building next-generation neutral atom quantum computers. This person will work collaboratively to support the development and production release of components and assemblies used to build QuEra's neutral atom quantum computers. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in fast-paced product development environments, enjoys building scalable manufacturing processes and systems, and has strong experience supporting New Product Introduction (NPI) and contract manufacturing partners. The Manufacturing Engineer will play a key role in developing manufacturing documentation, product structures, assembly and test procedures, and ensuring smooth technology transfer into production. This person will also own and maintain the manufacturing release process and associated documentation systems used to communicate with suppliers and contract manufacturers. Key Responsibilities - Develop and maintain product structures, including multi-level Bills of Materials (BOMs) for electro-mechanical and opto-mechanical assemblies - Create, document, and release manufacturing assembly procedures, work instructions, and test procedures - Create and maintain documentation packages used by manufacturing partners, and ensure that suppliers have the current released documentation packages - Support New Product Introduction (NPI) activities from prototype through production ramp - Contribute to design for manufacturing/assembly (DFM/DFA) reviews - Lead or support technology transfer activities to contract manufacturing (CM) partners - Collaborate closely with design engineering, supply chain and manufacturing partners to ensure manufacturability and smooth product release - Manage engineering change orders (ECOs) and documentation release processes - Coordinate builds at external manufacturing sites

Sr. QPU Software Engineer Boston, MA, USA Summary QuEra Computing is seeking an experienced Full-Stack Developer to join a fast-growing startup and help build the next generation of quantum computer management systems. In this role, you'll contribute to our backend services written in Kotlin/Spring Boot and help shape and build our future user interface. Experience - 5-10 years of professional software development experience - Backend development experience in Kotlin, Java, or another object-oriented language, with a desire to use/learn Kotlin - Frontend development experience with JavaScript/TypeScript and modern UI frameworks like React or Vue - Self-motivated team player with a strong sense of ownership - Hands-on experience with SQL and NoSQL databases - Familiarity with Docker and/or Kubernetes - Strong understanding of HTTP and RESTful web services Preferred Experience - Experience with distributed cloud native architectures - Experience with micro services and event-driven architectures - Experience with event streaming platforms like Pulsar, Kafka, Pub/Sub, or Kinesis - Experience with AWS or other cloud service providers - Exposure to UI/UX design principles or building developer-friendly tools Nice to Have - Experience with Python - Experience working in agile, scrum, or kanban environments - Experience or exposure to embedded development concepts - Quantum-curious, though not required Why QuEra? The approximate base salary range for this position is $160,000 - $225,000. We consistently monitor external market data and update base salary ranges accordingly. We determine base compensation decisions on several factors, including as geographic placement, role-specific knowledge, skills, and/or experience. In addition to

Sr Technical Product Manager - Gemini Boston, MA, USA Job Title: Senior Technical Product Manager - quantum computing services Job Type: Full-time Job Location: Boston, MA Reports to: Vice President of Quantum Computing Services Summary QuEra is seeking a Senior Technical Product Manager to join the Quantum Computing Services team at our Boston headquarters. You will play a foundational role in shaping the company's product strategy and processes and taking responsibility for the success of our products and services. The team's mission is to transform neutral atom quantum computing technology into products and services offering cutting-edge quantum computing functionality, delivered both via the cloud and as managed on-premise solutions, and interfaced by users via a variety of in-house and third-party software. As the Senior TPM, you will partner closely with scientists, engineers, executives, and customers to define, communicate, and deliver the roadmap for quantum computing products and services. You will gather and synthesize both functional and non-functional requirements from customers, translating them into a clear and actionable product roadmap. Working closely with cross-functional teams, you will ensure that development efforts are both feasible and timely, delivering solutions that meet customer needs. In addition, you will drive project and program management activities to align with key milestones, ensuring execution stays on track and goals are achieved. In-depth exploration and a solid grasp of application algorithms for NISQ and early FTQC will be essential in shaping product features and roadmap priorities. This role calls for comprehensive technical expertise across the quantum computing

Optical Scientist - R&D Boston, MA USA Summary QuEra Computing is pioneering the future of quantum computing technology. We are seeking an Optical Scientist to join our growing team and help create the world's largest and first commercially relevant quantum computing platform. You will work closely with a world-class team of scientists, engineers, and developers to build and advance the most powerful neutral-atom quantum computers in the world. This is a hands-on experimental role at the intersection of atomic, molecular, and optical (AMO) physics and cutting-edge quantum hardware development. Responsibilities - Design, prototype, and deploy opto-mechanical systems for next-generation quantum computing platforms, with a focus on hands-on experimental implementation in a lab environment. - Characterize, optimize, and troubleshoot precision laser and imaging optical systems, ensuring performance meets the demanding requirements of neutral-atom quantum processors. - Improve the performance, and operability of existing proof-of-concept quantum computing machines. - Collaborate with scientists and engineers across disciplines to develop and refine new experimental concepts and optical architectures. - Contribute to the development of experimental procedures, documentation, and best practices to support reliable and repeatable system performance. Qualifications - Ph.D. in Atomic, Molecular, and Optical (AMO) Physics or a closely related field. - 3-6 years of hands-on experimental experience in precision optical systems, opto-mechanical design, or laser systems, including industry or postdoctoral experience. - Strong practical skills with precision laser systems, optical components, and imaging systems in a lab setting. - A collaborative mindset and enthusiasm for working in highly interdisciplinary teams. Preferred Qualifications

Mechanical Engineer Boston, MA, USA Mechanical Engineer Position Overview QuEra is seeking a Mechanical Engineer with expertise and experience in manufacturing to join our growing team building next-generation neutral atom quantum computers. This individual will work collaboratively with other engineers and the supply chain team to facilitate smooth new product introductions (NPIs) by ensuring documentation packages are accurate, complete and ready to transfer to suppliers and contract manufacturing partners. You will bridge the gap between design engineering and fabrication, ensuring that technical specifications and production requirements are properly communicated to vendors. The ideal candidate will have a foundation in mechanical design principles, proficiency with 3D modeling tools (Autodesk Inventor preferred), strong experience in design for manufacturing and assembly (DfM/DfA), knowledge of GD&T, and experience working with machine shops and contract manufacturers. Key Responsibilities - Ensure documentation packages are accurate, complete and ready to transfer to suppliers and contract manufacturing partners - Update existing designs and drawings, conduct design for manufacturing/assembly (DFM/DFA) reviews, and maintain documentation for customized products - Author and maintain assembly and inspection procedures related to the manufacture of mechanical, electro-mechanical and opto-mechanical modules and sub-assemblies - Change management and product structure management within CAD and product lifecycle management (PLM) tools - Maintain QuEra's technical drawing standards and support the design engineering team to execute changes to drawings as required - Release technical documentation packages to external vendors and coordinate CAD file conversions - Interact with suppliers to troubleshoot production issues, and maintain design and manufacturing documentation for

Electrical Manufacturing Engineer Boston, MA, USA Electrical Manufacturing Engineer Boston, MA USA Electrical Engineer Position Overview QuEra is seeking an Electrical Engineer with expertise and experience in manufacturing to join our growing team building next-generation neutral atom quantum computers. This individual will work collaboratively with other engineers and the supply chain team to facilitate smooth new product introductions (NPIs) by ensuring documentation packages are accurate, complete and ready to transfer to suppliers and contract manufacturing partners. You will bridge the gap between design engineering and fabrication, ensuring that technical specifications and production requirements are properly communicated to vendors. The ideal candidate will have a foundation in electrical design principles, proficiency with PCB CAD software (Altium preferred), strong experience in design for manufacturing and assembly (DFM/DFA), knowledge of GD&T, and experience working with PCB fabrication houses (foreign and domestic) and contract manufacturers. Key Responsibilities - Ensure documentation packages are accurate, complete and ready to transfer to suppliers and contract manufacturing partners - Update existing designs and drawings, conduct design for manufacturing/assembly (DFM/DFA) reviews, and maintain documentation for customized products - Author and maintain assembly and inspection procedures related to the manufacture of analog/RF electrical, power electrical, electro-mechanical modules and sub-assemblies - Maintain and categorize Corporate Altium Part Managed Library. Create new footprints/symbols for new parts (Parts Librarian). - Change management and product structure management within CAD and product lifecycle management (PLM) tools - Maintain QuEra's technical drawing standards and support the design engineering team to execute changes to drawings as required

Optical Scientist – Quantum Systems Boston, MA USA Summary In this role, you will contribute to the advancement of neutral-atom-based quantum computing technologies by architecting , prototyping and integrating optical subsystems into QuEra's next-generation quantum computers . These subsystems rely on diffractive optics, holography, optical tiling strategies, aberration correction, and camera-in-loop feedback to deliver stable, uniform, and precisely controlled optical fields across large qubit arrays . As part of an R&D team , you will collaborate closely with a multidisciplinary group of physicists, engineers, and computer scientists to push the boundaries of quantum computing using neutral-atom platforms by helping shape long-term optical system design decisions . Responsibilities - Design and prototype scalable optical architectures for trapping, addressing, and readout of next-generation neutral atom qubit arrays. - Model optical systems including diffraction, aberrations, polarization effects, and alignment sensitivities. - Establish integration strategies of new optical modules to optimize performance of neutral atom quantum computers. - Implement diagnostic and calibration strategies linking optical design to experimental outcomes, enabling rapid commissioning and long-term stability. - Partner with hardware engineering team to translate architectural concepts into deployable hardware and alignment procedures. - Evaluate emerging beam-shaping and multiplexing technologies for next-generation scalability. - Stay current with the latest advancements in optical engineering, beam shaping, and optical computing relevant to neutral atom quantum computing. Qualifications - Ph.D. or equivalent experience in Optics, Physics, or a related field with a strong background in optical system design and implementation. - Hands-on laboratory experience with free-space optical alignment, diagnostics,

Quantum Scientist - Machine Learning and Quantum Error Correction Boston, MA, USA Summary QuEra Computing is seeking a talented, impact-motivated researcher with strong expertise in quantum error correction and decoding. You will be part of the team to develop and implement quantum error correction protocols and decoding algorithms on our unique hardware, with a particular focus on the use of machine learning methods for decoding and QEC design. You will have the opportunity to work with a vibrant community of academic and industry collaborators, and to help our growing team of diverse experts address fascinating challenges, from the development of hardware-efficient error correction schemes and decoding algorithms for our unique Rydberg atom quantum computer, to the design of protocols for executing fault-tolerant quantum logic, and finally to the implementation of fault-tolerant quantum algorithms with these methods. Required Qualifications - PhD in Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent experience - Experience in machine learning for scientific problems - Experience in quantum computing and quantum error correction - An exceptional publication record in relevant fields - Strong written and verbal communication skills - Strong software skills Preferred Qualifications - Experience simulating error correction protocols - Experience collaborating with experimental teams and/or implementing error correction protocols on hardware - Experience with high-performance software development and real-time operations The approximate base salary range for this position is $130,400 - $211,900. We consistently monitor external market data and update base salary ranges accordingly. We determine base compensation decisions on several factors, including as

Quantum Scientist - Time-to-Solution & Benchmarking Albuquerque, NM, USA Summary QuEra Computing is seeking a Quantum Scientist to develop system- and algorithm-level performance models for large-scale neutral-atom quantum computers. This role focuses on translating device- and architecture-level models into quantitative estimates of algorithmic fidelity, runtime, and time-to-solution for representative quantum workloads. Working at the interface of quantum algorithms, architecture and benchmarking, you will analyze how hardware constraints and effective error models impact end-to-end computational performance. You will develop system-level performance and runtime models that map device and architecture characteristics to algorithmic success probability, throughput, and time-to-solution. You will collaborate closely with hardware theory, experimental, and application development teams. Your work will directly support internal design decisions and external benchmarking efforts, including participation in programs such as DARPA's Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI). The ideal candidate combines deep theoretical understanding with practical data-driven insight. Qualifications - 5+ years of experience in performance modeling, simulation, or analysis of quantum systems or other complex computational/physical systems. - Strong background in quantum information science, computational physics, or a closely related quantitative discipline. - Proficiency in numerical modeling and data analysis using Python or Julia. - Demonstrated ability to analyze experimental or simulated data and correlate results with abstracted models. - Strong written and verbal communication skills for technical documentation and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Preferred Qualifications - Experience with benchmarking or performance modeling in quantum computing platforms (neutral atoms, ions, superconducting qubits, or similar). - Experience developing or using abstracted error and performance models to evaluate system-

Quantum Scientist - Quantum Error Correction and Decoding Boston, MA, USA Summary QuEra Computing is seeking talented, impact-motivated researchers with strong expertise in quantum error correction and decoding. You will be part of the team to develop and implement quantum error correction protocols and decoding algorithms on our unique hardware. You will have the opportunity to work with a vibrant community of academic and industry collaborators, and to help our growing team of diverse experts address fascinating challenges, from the development of hardware-efficient error correction schemes and decoding algorithms for our unique Rydberg atom quantum computer, to the design of protocols for executing fault-tolerant quantum logic, and finally to the implementation of fault-tolerant quantum algorithms with these methods. Qualifications - PhD in Quantum Computing, Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent experience - Strong background in quantum computing and quantum error correction - An exceptional publication record in relevant fields - Strong written and verbal communication skills - Strong software skills Preferred Qualifications - Experience implementing high-performance decoders, including both software and hardware implementations - Experience simulating error correction protocols - Experience collaborating with experimental teams and/or implementing error correction protocols on hardware - Experience with high-performance software development and real-time operations - Experience with machine learning methods The approximate base salary range for this position is $130,400 - $211,900. We consistently monitor external market data and update base salary ranges accordingly. We determine base compensation decisions on several factors, including as geographic placement, role-specific knowledge, skills, and/or experience.

Senior Mechanical Engineer Boston, MA, USA QuEra is seeking a Sr Mechanical Engineer to join our growing Engineering team building next-generation neutral atom quantum computers. This individual will work alongside other engineers and physicists to design, develop, document and test mechanical systems and components. The ideal candidate will have a strong foundation in mechanical design principles, experience with a 3D modeling tool (Autodesk Inventor preferred), to design with forethought towards manufacturing and assembly (DfM/DfA), knowledge of GD&T, and experience working with machine shops and contract manufacturers. Key Responsibilities : - During the testing and development phases, helping to identify issues, recommend potential solution options and tradeoffs, communicate and review the issues and solutions with the US team, and implement solutions. - Help with inspection, assembly, and installation of quantum computer modules - Create detailed 3D CAD models and 2D drawings using Autodesk Inventor - Specify, design, procure, and prepare prototypes and assist with product testing and validation - Work with cross-functional and interdisciplinary teams to ensure designs meet performance and manufacturability requirements - Support the creation of technical documentation, including design requirements and specifications, drawings, and assembly instructions, and test reports - Contribute to the culture of following engineering best practices Other Responsibilities : - Support design, procurement, and assembly of parts and enclosures by third party vendors - Incoming part acceptance inspection - General technical tasks such as wiring, assembling, cleaning, etc. (We are a start up!) Qualifications : - Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field