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Atomionics PTE. LTD. in Singapore seeks a hands-on technician to build and support subsystems for quantum sensing hardware. You will machine, 3D-print, assemble and prototype mechanical parts, preparing them for integration with engineers and physicists.
No quantum background is required; practical skills and a willingness to learn matter. You’ll keep the lab ready, maintain tools and help with field deployments, all while growing technical capability.
The world is blind underground and underwater. Atomionics is giving it sight. We’re building a 3D map of the Earth’s subsurface to pinpoint critical minerals and other resources. Quantum sensors collect data no one else can. AI makes sense of it. Together, they are building towards our Large Planet Model: a clearer way to understand what lies beneath. The same sensors enable navigation where GPS can’t reach.
Our interdisciplinary team works from lab to field to market, turning frontier technology into something that can be trusted, used and scaled in the real world.
No quantum background? That's fine. Bring the practical skills; you'll learn the rest on the job.
Before a quantum sensor reaches the field, somebody has to make the parts, assemble the hardware and keep the lab ready for the next build. That is where you come in.
You will work hands-on with machining, 3D printing, mechanical assembly and prototyping, supporting engineers and physicists as designs become physical systems. Prior quantum-technology experience is not required. Practical skill, care and willingness to learn matter more.
We cool atoms with lasers to near absolute zero to measure tiny changes in gravity. Yes, really. The challenge is taking that level of precision beyond the lab and making it work reliably in real-world conditions.
Subsurface intelligence takes more than one discipline. People bring different expertise to the same problem, and what happens in one part of the system shapes the next. The roles are different, but the goal is shared: make subsurface intelligence useful where it matters.