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Technical Project Manager, Hardware Boston, MA, USA Technical Project Manager, Hardware Team: Hardware Engineering Reports to: Ben Lawson, Director of Hardware Engineering Location: Boston, MA (On-site) Type: Full-time About Us QuEra Computing is building neutral-atom quantum computers at the frontier of the field. Our Hardware Engineering team designs, builds, and deploys the complex modules and systems (involving optical, electrical, mechanical, and manufacturing engineering disciplines) at the heart of our machines. We're looking for a Technical Project Manager to keep this fast-moving, cross-disciplinary work coordinated, visible, and on track. About the Role This is a hands-on project management role sitting between program management and project coordination. Your organization and diligence will enable the Hardware Engineering organization to execute and deliver. You manage the Hardware Engineering aspects of projects with outside groups (Science, Software, Test and Infrastructure) as well as within the hardware engineering team (Mechanical, Electrical, Optical, and Manufacturing/Production). What You'll Do - Field and triage incoming requests from the Science team - work with requesters to understand what is actually needed, by when, and at what priority relative to other requests - then translate that into actionable work. - Drive delivery completeness - work with the HW Engineering team to ensure all the necessary equipment and planning is done for a successful deployment: all required modules, components, and facilities included in plan. - Coordinate across disciplines - manage dependencies, requests, and support between ME, EE, OE, and production so cross-functional work stays aligned. - Own project tracking in Jira -

Quantum Scientist - AMO Theory and Device Modeling Boston, MA, USA Summary QuEra Computing is seeking a talented and innovative theorist with a strong background in theoretical atomic, molecular, and optical (AMO) physics and quantum information science to support the modeling and architecture development of our digital neutral-atom quantum computers. In this role, you will develop detailed physics-based models of key sub-components that constitute a neutral atom quantum computer, to characterize and enhance their performance. You will work closely with experimental teams to validate and refine models, define technical requirements and operating regimes, and guide experimental progress. You will also collaborate with compiler, applications, and QEC teams to ensure that low-level control abstractions and interfaces are aligned with algorithmic and architectural requirements. You will be expected to independently drive modeling efforts and translate theoretical insights into concrete guidance for experiments and architecture decisions. Qualifications - PhD in theoretical atomic, molecular, and optical (AMO) physics or a closely related field. - Experience modeling AMO experiments, including realistic multi-level atomic structure calculations, light-matter interactions, and Rydberg physics. - Demonstrated ability to collaborate productively with experimental AMO or quantum hardware groups. - Strong publication record in AMO physics or other relevant areas of quantum science. - Basic knowledge of quantum error correction methods and quantum algorithms. - Proficiency in Python and/or Julia for scientific modeling and simulation. Preferred Qualifications - Experience modeling noise sources, imperfections, and decoherence in neutral-atom platforms. - Hands-on experience with open quantum systems simulations. - Experience with pulse-level control,

Laser Systems Engineer Boston, MA, USA Summary Laser Systems is QuEra's laser infrastructure program, owning the full lifecycle of QPU laser systems - architect, design, build, integrate, and sustain - across all machine generations and global sites spanning the US, Japan, and the UK. The team also owns fleet-level infrastructure for management of laser systems at scale. We are seeking a Laser Systems Engineer to join this team in Boston. Depending on focus area, the role may sit in platform development and R&D, system integration and deployment, or operational reliability - or span all three. In all cases, you will work directly with the laser systems that power our neutral atom QPUs across multiple active laser families, collaborate across internal teams and with external co-development partners, and contribute to a program that is central to QuEra's technical roadmap. Responsibilities Depending on focus area, responsibilities may include: - Laser Platform Development & R&D - Design and develop infrastructure-grade laser systems built for repeatability, modularity, and field serviceability - programmable optical engines with calibration-friendly architectures, integrated modulators, co-packaging approaches, and well-defined interfaces compatible with automated control and monitoring infrastructure - Evaluate emerging laser technologies and co-development partner systems for technical performance, integration readiness, and long-term scalability - System Integration & Deployment - Contribute to architecting the hosting infrastructure for quantum laser systems - meeting stringent requirements for vibration isolation, thermal stability, noise, and QPU integrability - and own build, integration, and validation across optical, electrical, and mechanical interface standards - Own physical

Senior Electronics Engineer Boston, MA, USA Job Description Summary A Senior Power Electronics Engineer at QuEra Computing designs, develops, and tests advanced power delivery and control systems that support neutral-atom quantum computing platforms. This includes low-noise power conversion, precision voltage/current regulation, and scalable power architectures for sensitive experimental and production quantum systems. This role spans the full engineering lifecycle-from concept and system architecture through prototyping, validation, and deployment-ensuring robust, stable, and low-noise power for cutting-edge quantum hardware. This position is based onsite in Boston, MA . Duties/Responsibilities Job Description: - Design, develop, and implement power system architectures for quantum computing platforms, including low-noise AC/DC and DC/DC power distribution, point-of-load regulation, and custom power conversion solutions. - Develop and test power electronics hardware such as DC/DC converters, linear regulators, power filtering systems, and precision current/voltage sources for sensitive instrumentation. - Optimize power systems for low noise, high stability, thermal performance, and scalability in lab and production environments. - Define and document technical specifications for power subsystems and support transition from prototype to production. - Analyze system-level power integrity, grounding, and EMI/EMC performance; ensure compliance with system requirements. - Troubleshoot and debug complex power electronics issues in integrated hardware systems. - Collaborate closely with physicists, RF/optics engineers, and system engineers to ensure power systems meet stringent experimental requirements. - Drive solutions to complex and evolving technical challenges; define requirements in ambiguous or research-driven contexts. - Serve as a subject matter expert (SME) in power electronics and power integrity for precision hardware systems.

Electrical Engineer Boston, MA USA Electrical Engineer The Hardware Engineering Organization at QuEra Computing is seeking strong candidates for a Electrical Engineer to support the company's mission of building state-of-the-art, manufacturable, and deployable neutral atom quantum computers. The Hardware Engineering Organization 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 a rich background of developing a variety of electronics projects from concept all the way through to production and support. The ideal candidate will have experience at both enterprise-scale companies as well as startups. They will have technical knowledge of at least one of the following: low-noise analog design, high-speed digital systems, RF systems, FPGA-based control, or precision timing - with the ability to come up to speed quickly as needed in the other areas. Key Responsibilities - Designing precision analog, mixed-signal, and digital electronics supporting quantum control systems. - Collaborate with physicists, software developers, and mechanical engineers to define system requirements and interfaces. - Develop hardware subsystems including power delivery, low-noise analog front ends, high-speed digital control, and RF/microwave circuitry. - Capable of doing PCB layout (Altium preferred) and validation, working closely with other engineers and external manufacturing partners. - Guide bring-up, test, and debug of custom boards and system-level integration. - Follow best practices in electrical design, including design reviews, documentation, and validation procedures. - Strive for continuous improvement of system performance, reliability, and

Senior QPU Software Engineer (FPGA) Boston, MA, USA Senior FPGA Engineer - Quantum Computing Control Systems Company Overview Join QuEra Computing's engineering team to develop cutting-edge FPGA systems for neutral atom quantum computers. You'll work on real-time control systems that manipulate individual atoms with microsecond precision, enabling breakthrough quantum algorithms and applications. Role Summary We're seeking a Senior FPGA Engineer to design, implement, and optimize high-performance FPGA systems for quantum computing applications. You'll work on complex real-time control systems, high-speed data acquisition, and precision timing systems that are critical to our quantum computer's operation. Key Responsibilities Core FPGA Development - Design and implement System Verilog modules for quantum control systems including: - Scheduled multitone generators for RF/microwave quantum gates - Real-time pulse sequencers for laser control - High-speed ADC/DAC interfaces (16-bit, 4 samples/clock) - Hardware-accelerated image processing for atom detection - Develop and maintain Ulti-board FPGA designs (Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ RFSoC) - Implement high-speed serial interfaces (CoaXPress, Aurora, AXI4-Stream) - Design clock domain crossing logic with proper CDC verification - Optimize resource utilization and timing closure for complex designs System Integration & Verification - Create comprehensive testbenches using System Verilog and Python (cocotb) - Develop simulation models for quantum control peripherals - Implement formal verification for critical timing constraints - Design and validate real-time trigger and synchronization systems - Troubleshoot hardware-software integration issues Performance & Reliability - Optimize data through put for high-bandwidth quantum control signals - Implement error detection and recovery mechanisms - Design robust clocking architectures for multi-domain

Laser Systems Specialist Boston, MA, USA Summary Laser Systems is QuEra's horizontal laser infrastructure program, owning the full lifecycle of laser systems - from source to QPU optical interface - across all machine generations and global sites. As QuEra scales its machine portfolio, the team requires dedicated hands-on specialist technician capacity for time-sensitive build, assembly, and installation work. The Laser Systems Specialist will own small-batch build and assembly support for optical subsystems and will perform physical installation of laser systems across a range of platforms - including optical tables, rack cabinets, and custom enclosures. Many of the components involved are long-lead, fragile, and high-value; this role demands the highest level of precision and physical discipline. It is a hands-on, execution-focused position requiring both meticulous care and the ability to deliver under tight timelines. Responsibilities - Execute assembly work in both "cold" and "hot" status: cold assembly covers passive optical builds (mounts, beam routing, fiber connections) without live laser power; hot assembly involves working on or near optically charged systems, requiring heightened safety awareness, beam hazard discipline, and close coordination with Laser Systems Engineers - Prepare assembled subsystems for shipment to international sites (Japan, UK, and future locations): packaging for vibration and humidity sensitivity, export compliance support (ITAR/EAR documentation), and coordination with logistics and receiving teams to ensure systems arrive integration-ready - Install and integrate laser subsystems across platforms: optical tables, rack-mounted enclosures, and custom integration hardware; support alignment and system verification in both powered-down and live-laser conditions - Execute small-batch

Quantum Scientist - R&D Boston, MA USA Summary In this role, you 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 - Design and build state-of-the-art neutral atom quantum computers. - Collaborate with engineering teams to verify and validate modules and subsystems. - Investigate sources of noise and decoherence and propose mitigation strategies. - Analyze experimental data and draw meaningful conclusions to guide system improvements. - Stay current with the latest advancements in AMO physics and quantum computing. Qualifications - Ph.D. or equivalent experience in Physics or a related field, with a focus on Atomic, Molecular, and Optical (AMO) physics. - Hands-on experience with quantum computing platforms and technologies. - Proven experience working with neutral atoms, trapped ions, or other quantum systems. - Proven experience architecting and integrating complex systems with both hardware and software components. - Excellent problem-solving abilities and analytical skills, a self-starting, inventive attitude towards problem-solving. - Effective communication and teamwork skills. - Proficient programming skills in languages such as Python, C++, or similar. - Track record of publications in reputable peer-reviewed journals. - Proficient with Git, GitHub. 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

Supply Base Engineer Tsukuba, Japan Supply Base Engineer - Japan Position Overview We are seeking a highly motivated Supply Base Engineer (SBE) to join QuEra's Hardware Engineering team in Japan. This role will be responsible for developing and managing relationships with key suppliers in Japan, working closely with the US SBE team to ensure robust quality systems and drive continuous improvement across the supply base. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in supplier management, manufacturing processes, and cross-functional collaboration to support product development and lifecycle requirements. Key Responsibilities Supplier Development & Management - Identify, qualify, and onboard suppliers that meet technical, quality, and business requirements. - Develop and support partnerships with Japanese suppliers - Act as the primary technical interface between engineering teams and suppliers, ensuring alignment on specifications, manufacturability, and timelines. - Work with the engineering team to ensure documentation packages are complete and up to date, including 3D models, drawings, assembly procedures, test procedures, test reports, etc. - Monitor supplier performance through KPIs (quality, delivery, cost) and implement corrective actions when needed. - Support supplier business reviews and drive continuous improvement initiatives. Quality & Compliance - Partner with Quality Engineer to establish supplier quality standards, inspection criteria, and audit plans. - Ensure suppliers comply with industry regulations, safety standards, and internal policies. - Lead root cause analysis and corrective action efforts for supplier-related issues. Risk Management - Collaborate with the US SBE Team and Supply Chain Team to identify high risk items and develop mitigation plans

Senior Technician Boston, MA, USA Senior Technician About the Role We are seeking a top-notch Technician to join QuEra's Hardware Engineering team is. This hands-on role supports a broad range of laboratory, assembly, and technical operations across electrical, mechanical, optical, liquid cooling, and machine shop domains. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, organized, and comfortable working in a dynamic R&D environment. Responsibilities: Electrical - Assemble and test prototypes. - Validate and refine assembly/test documentation. - Assist in creating wiring documentation and diagrams. - Install and remove modules. - Package and ship modules. - Order and track parts. - Maintain electrical lab spaces-cleanliness, organization, and stock. - Provide backup support for key personnel Mechanical / Optical - Assemble and test mechanical and optical prototypes. - Create 2D GD&T drawings for parts and assemblies. - Review and revise assembly and test documentation. - Modify or repair parts as needed. - Perform fiber splicing. - Maintain lab spaces-organization, cleanliness, and consumables. Liquid Cooling - Fabricate tubing assemblies, install connectors, and leak-test connections. - Install tubing and chillers, including setup and integration. - Monitor and maintain chillers for operational reliability. - Manage chiller RMAs and shipping. - Conduct pressure and flow testing of systems. Machine Shop - Maintain and service shop tools. - Ensure the shop is clean and well-stocked with consumables. - Provide assistance to users on machining projects. - Conduct mill trainings (upon gaining sufficient expertise). Qualifications Required - Hands-on experience in one or more of the following areas: electrical assembly, mechanical assembly,

Principal Systems Engineer – Quantum Computing Systems Boston, MA USA Summary We are seeking a Principal Systems Engineer to play a critical role in aligning engineering execution with scientific and machine-level progress in the development of large-scale quantum computers. This role sits at the intersection of quantum science, hardware engineering, and control software , with a primary mission to make the system coherent, buildable, and integrable as it evolves. Unlike traditional product environments, many system requirements in quantum computing are discovered through experimentation , not defined upfront. Success in this role requires deep collaboration with scientists, rapid learning, and the ability to introduce structure only where it accelerates progress . The ideal candidate brings extensive experience building complex hardware-software systems (e.g., aerospace, EVs, robotics, advanced instrumentation) and is motivated to apply systems engineering rigor in a learning-driven R&D environment , pairing closely with internal quantum experts. This is a technical leadership role with broad influence across teams. Authority comes from clarity, usefulness, and trust - not from gatekeeping or heavy process. Core Mission - Bridge the gap between engineering tasks and quantum machine milestones - Make system architecture, integration status, and technical risk visible and actionable - Enable scientists and engineers to move faster together by reducing ambiguity, friction, and rework - Help the organization evolve from ad-hoc integration to disciplined, scalable system development - without slowing discovery Responsibilities 1. System Understanding Through Scientific Partnership - Work closely and continuously with quantum scientists to understand how the machine is actually

Postdoctoral Fellow - Applied Machine Learning in Quantum Systems Boston, MA USA Summary This role focuses on developing computational methods for in-the-loop stabilization of neutral atom Logical Quantum Processing Units (LQPUs). The position sits at the interface of quantum hardware and control systems, supporting both near-term experimental performance and the long-term development of control architectures for stable, fault-tolerant computing. The successful candidate will design and prototype state-of-the-art methods to enable reliable quantum operations and translate device measurements into actionable control feedback. Responsibilities include advancing capabilities such as measurement-informed feedback control and machine learning-driven inference. Key Responsibilities - Develop and deploy machine learning models for high-fidelity quantum operation inference and control prediction. - Design and prototype in-the-loop control mechanisms that adapt sequences based on measurement outcomes and system state. - Collaborate with physics, quantum error-correction, hardware, and control teams to validate new stack components using experimental data and system-level performance Required Qualifications - Ph.D. or equivalent experience in Physics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field, with a strong background in quantum computing or quantum physics. - Experience working with quantum computing platforms (neutral atoms, trapped ions, superconducting qubits, or similar). - Demonstrated experience working with Machine Learning for inference and hardware in loop. - Strong programming skills in Python, C++, or similar languages. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to take technical ownership. - Effective communication skills and the ability to collaborate across physics, engineering, and software teams. - Proficiency with Git and modern collaborative development

Sr Technical Product Manager - QPU Platform Boston, MA, USA About Us We are building quantum computing systems that push the boundary of what is physically possible. Doing so requires a rare combination of scientific depth, engineering rigor, and operational maturity. Our Quantum Control Platform sits at the heart of this effort, translating physics breakthroughs into executable engineering across hardware, software, optics, embedded systems, and automation. As we scale, we are looking for a Senior Technical Product Manager to serve as the operational backbone between our quantum physics research team and our multi-disciplinary engineering organization. This is not a traditional software product role. You will operate at the intersection of complex hardware development and modern agile delivery, making them work together in a physics-constrained environment. The Role Requirements Translation & Traceability You will work directly with quantum physicists to extract scientific intent - goals such as enabling a logical non-Clifford gate, achieving specific QPU-level performance milestones, or meeting target fidelity thresholds - and translate them into structured, executable engineering requirements. You will: - Build full traceable requirement hierarchies from top-level physics goals down to subsystem specifications - Cover domains including control electronics, embedded systems, optics, calibration workflows, and automation - Define clear acceptance criteria and validation plans at every level - Ensure no critical requirement lives informally in someone's head - Your work will create clarity where complexity currently dominates. Documentation Discipline & Governance You will own and elevate the requirements process, not just participate in it. This includes: -

Principal Mechanical Engineer Boston, MA, USA Principal Mechanical Engineer About Us We are building scalable, fault-tolerant neutral atom quantum computers that harness the power of atomic physics, precision engineering, and advanced control systems. Our interdisciplinary team combines quantum scientists, optical mechanical and electrical engineers, and software developers to push the boundaries of what's physically possible. About the Role We are seeking a Principal Mechanical Engineer to lead the mechanical system design, system engineering, and infrastructure architecture that enable high-fidelity, scalable neutral atom quantum systems. This role will own key aspects of system design and integration - from mechanical and thermal stability to automated alignment and digital design workflows - ensuring that our hardware meets the demands of world-class quantum performance. You will be responsible for end-to-end ownership of mechanical design and integration, partnering closely with physics, optical, and controls teams to deliver robust, high-precision, and manufacturable systems. Key Areas of Ownership - Thermal and Vibration Management - Architect and own thermal control systems, including liquid cooling infrastructure, vibration isolation, and dynamic stability of quantum system platforms. - Systems Engineering (SysML) - Apply systems engineering principles and SysML modeling to define interfaces, requirements, and traceability across mechanical, electrical, and optical domains. - PLM / Digital Thread - Establish and maintain a robust product lifecycle management (PLM) workflows and practices, ensuring a seamless digital thread from concept through production. - CAD Ownership - Oversee mechanical CAD architecture, standards, libraries, and best practices across the engineering organization. - DFM/DFA - Ensure smooth transfer

QPU Software Engineer Boston, MA, USA Role Overview We are seeking a Software Engineer to join our QPU SW Engineering team. In this role, you will develop the software that orchestrates and controls our quantum hardware stack-from real-time control of lasers and FPGAs to system-wide configuration, diagnostics, and feedback. Working closely with physicists, systems architects, and hardware engineers, you'll build the tools and infrastructure that enable precise, reliable, and scalable quantum operations. Key Responsibilities - Design and implement software systems for orchestrating quantum experiments, including pulse sequence generation, device coordination, and real-time system control. - Develop and maintain APIs and middleware that connect hardware control layers (e.g., FPGA, DACs, timing systems) with higher-level orchestration software and compilers. - Implement reliable communication and synchronization protocols across embedded and distributed system components. - Collaborate with system architects and physicists to translate experimental requirements into testable, high-performance software features. - Contribute to diagnostic and calibration routines for hardware validation and performance monitoring. - Develop tooling to support automation, test infrastructure, system state management, and logging. - Participate in system bring-up, integration testing, and cross-disciplinary debugging efforts. - Contribute to software architecture decisions, code reviews, and best practices across the engineering team. Required Qualifications - Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a related field. - 5+ years of experience developing software for hardware control, embedded systems, or distributed systems. - Strong programming skills in Python and/or C/C++ , and experience working with hardware interfaces (e.g., SPI, I2C, UART, Ethernet).

AI for Quantum Operations Lead Boston, MA, USA Role Summary The AI for Quantum Operations Lead owns the roadmap and execution strategy for AI-assisted calibration, diagnostics, prediction, and recovery across quantum systems, ensuring that AI improves machine uptime, calibration speed, and operator decision-making while deterministic control and safety software remain authoritative. Key Responsibilities - Define and drive the AI operations roadmap across calibration optimization, atom image/readout analysis, drift prediction, root-cause diagnosis, and recovery recommendation. - Partner with quantum systems, controls, software, hardware, and ML teams to identify high-value workflows where AI can safely propose, rank, predict, or optimize. - Establish the bounded-AI operating model: AI provides recommendations or constrained optimizations, while deterministic control software enforces timing, hardware limits, validation, rollback, and safety logic. - Prioritize AI pilots for Quokka, Calibration Manager, telemetry systems, readout pipelines, and QPU operations workflows. - Own requirements for dataset traceability, model validation, observability, offline replay, deployment gates, and operator-facing explainability. - Translate machine-performance pain points into measurable AI/ML objectives such as reduced calibration time, fewer failed jobs, faster recovery, improved readout quality, and better drift detection. - Coordinate cross-functional execution, staffing needs, milestones, risk reviews, and stakeholder communication. Required Background - Strong technical leadership experience in AI/ML, controls, robotics, scientific instrumentation, or complex hardware operations. - Experience bringing ML models into production environments where reliability, safety, traceability, and human/operator trust matter. - Ability to work across software, hardware, physics, and operations teams. - Strong systems thinking; understands where AI should help, where deterministic software must

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