Quantum Measurement Engineer: High-Throughput Control(Hybrid)

Groove Quantum; Delft; Hybrid; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Frontier Tech

World-Class Team

Flexibility & Balance

Financial Growth & Equity

Global Network

Job summary

Groove Quantum is building the scalable quantum computer of the future using semiconductor germanium quantum dots. As a Quantum Measurement Engineer, you will design, develop, and implement quantum control and automation strategies, enabling robust measurement pipelines across thousands of qubits.

You will work with a world-class, international team in Delft, reporting to the CTO, and contribute to hands-on experimental research, measurement automation, and data-driven system feedback in a

Qualifications

• PhD or PhD-level in physics, electronics, or related field.
• Hands-on experimental quantum research in quantum computing (spin qubits, quantum dots, etc.).
• Proficiency in Python for quantum control, experiment automation and data analysis.
• Hands-on experience building/operating experimental setups (AWGs, digitisers, DACs, cryogenics).
• Excellent analytical and written/spoken English communication for an international environment.

Responsibilities

• Processor measurement and tune-up: automate QPU tune-up and characterisation.
• High-throughput measurement framework to enable automated, high-volume characterisation.
• Performance analysis and correlation of design/fabrication with quantum outcomes.
• Data-driven system feedback: derive insights for design and operation.
• Cross-functional R&D collaboration with theorists, software and fabrication engineers.

Skills

Python

Automation

Quantum control

Data analysis

English communication

Education

PhD or PhD-level in physics/electronics/related field

Tools

AWGs

Digitizers

DACs

Cryogenic systems

Job description

Groove Quantum is building the scalable quantum computer of the future using semiconductor germanium quantum dots. As a Quantum Measurement Engineer, you will design, develop, and implement quantum control and automation strategies, enabling robust measurement pipelines across thousands of qubits.

You will work with a world-class, international team in Delft, reporting to the CTO, and contribute to hands-on experimental research, measurement automation, and data-driven system feedback in a