Quantum Hardware Process Engineer (Mfg & Integration)

Airbus Ventures; Paris; Sur place; EUR 55 000 - 62 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Base salary 55,000–62,000 EUR

Stock options

Conference trips

International team

Meal vouchers

Mental health support

Training budget

Sabbatical

Office in Paris

Résumé du poste

C12 Quantum Electronics in Paris is seeking a Process Integration Engineer to transform quantum hardware development from research workflows into robust, measurable engineering processes capable of supporting future product generations.

You will work across R&D and engineering teams to characterize processes, define meaningful metrics, drive process improvements, and establish foundations for validation, manufacturability and industrialization.

Qualifications

• MSc or PhD in Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, Nanotechnology, or Semiconductor Processing.
• Strong communication and data-analysis skills across disciplines.
• Experience with semiconductor process development and process integration.
• Familiarity with hardware characterization, validation or qualification activities.

Responsabilités

• Mature engineering processes for quantum hardware roadmap and future generations.
• Characterize processes, collect data, investigate failures, drive improvements.
• Ensure visibility of dependencies, risks, and maturity gaps in decisions.
• Identify bottlenecks and opportunities for standardization, automation, and industrialization.

Connaissances

Data analysis

Communication

Python

Matlab

Process optimization

Formation

MSc or PhD in Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, Nanotechnology, or Semiconductor Processing

Outils

Python

Matlab

Description du poste

C12 Quantum Electronics in Paris is seeking a Process Integration Engineer to transform quantum hardware development from research workflows into robust, measurable engineering processes capable of supporting future product generations.

You will work across R&D and engineering teams to characterize processes, define meaningful metrics, drive process improvements, and establish foundations for validation, manufacturability and industrialization.