Electrical Engineer

Entangled Future; Delft; Hybrid; EUR 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work

Occasional abroad weeks

Job summary

Qblox in Delft is seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer to join the R&D hardware team. The role focuses on designing, simulating, testing, and debugging high-performance electronics for quantum research.

You will work across high-speed digital, RF, and ultra-low-noise measurement systems, with strong emphasis on PCB design and signal integrity.

The position offers hybrid working with occasional abroad weeks, autonomy, and exposure to cutting-edge quantum control systems.

Qualifications

• Experience in PCB design, simulation, and measurement.
• Strong focus on signal integrity and noise performance.
• Experience in quantum research environments is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Simulate, design, test and debug high-performance electronic hardware used in quantum research environments.
• Work at the intersection of high-speed digital, RF, and ultra-low-noise measurement systems.

Skills

PCB design

RF design

Signal integrity

Job description

Electrical Engineer at Qblox, Delft, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands. A mid-level full time position in the Electrical Engineering team, listed under hardware engineering.

Join Our Team as an Electrical Engineer at Qblox!

At Qblox, we operate at the frontier of the quantum revolution, we are the leading provider of scalable and modular quantum control stacks that generate the analogue signals essential for controlling and reading out qubits in next-generation quantum computing and networking systems. Our work directly contributes to shaping the future of this revolutionary technology. Operating across frequencies spanning from DC to the microwave regime (up to 18GHz), our signals must exhibit exceptional performance with minimal noise, temperature drift, and interference.

Your experience will play a pivotal role in the expansion to our next generation system. As an Electrical Engineer in our R&D team, you will tackle complex challenges. You will simulate, design, test and debug high-performance electronic hardware used in quantum research environments, working at the intersection of high-speed digital, RF, and ultra-low-noise measurement systems. This role requires deep expertise in PCB design, simulation, and measurement, with a strong focus on signal integrity, noise performance, and reliability in cutting-edge quantum experiments.

With hybrid working and three weeks a year you can work from abroad, you’ll have the flexibility to fit your life. Whether that’s an extended break, visiting home, or just changing scenery. You’ll also get plenty of autonomy over your role grows and how the work gets done, without layers of red tape. On top of that, you’ll be part of a tech space that’s genuinely rare—quantum control systems. It’s a chance to build expertise in a field that’s only just beginning to take off, while working alongside some of the sharpest minds in the sector.