Senior Electronics Engineer - Quantum Controls (Equity)

Universal Quantum; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity options

Private health/dental

Job summary

Universal Quantum is hiring an Electronics Engineer to own hardware system design and the realization of a large-scale electronics control system for quantum technologies.

You will design, build and test analogue and digital electronics, using standard CAD tools and test equipment, and document your work along the way. Collaboration with mechanical, software and physics teams is essential to deliver robust quantum computer controls.

Qualifications

• Bachelor-level degree in Electronics Engineering or related discipline. 2:1 or equivalent.
• Minimum 8 years of high-performance electronics design experience (digital, analog, embedded).
• Proficiency with PCB design tools (ECAD) and layout.
• Experience with FPGA design and embedded software for real-time systems.
• Strong documentation discipline and test equipment proficiency.

Responsibilities

• Own hardware system design and realization of a large-scale electronics control system.
• Design, build and test electronics products using analogue and digital circuits with CAD tools.
• Document circuitry and verification tests thoroughly.
• Collaborate with mechanical, software, physicist teams toward common goals.
• Develop control systems for quantum computers and contribute to project planning.

Skills

Electronics design

PCB design

HDL programming

FPGA

Signal integrity

Embedded software

Documentation

Team collaboration

Education

BEng/BSc in Electronics Engineering

Tools

ECAD (Altium)

Spectrum analysers

Oscilloscopes

VNA

Job description

Universal Quantum is hiring an Electronics Engineer to own hardware system design and the realization of a large-scale electronics control system for quantum technologies.

You will design, build and test analogue and digital electronics, using standard CAD tools and test equipment, and document your work along the way. Collaboration with mechanical, software and physics teams is essential to deliver robust quantum computer controls.