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Quantinuum in Broomfield, CO seeks a Lead Quantum Hardware Physicist to shape the design of next-generation trapped-ion quantum computing systems. You will apply hands-on experience to develop reliable, scalable hardware and contribute to production-ready products within the System Development team.
You will work alongside scientists and engineers across disciplines, guiding hardware decisions, software orchestration, and diagnostics to enable efficient operation, maintenance, and future
Lead Quantum Hardware Physicist - 790 at Quantinuum, US Broomfield, CO. A lead-level full time position in the Quantum Computing Hardware team, listed under hardware engineering.
Quantinuum is seeking Lead Quantum Hardware Physicist in our Broomfield, CO location to join our System Development team. In this role, you will help shape the design of next-generation trapped-ion quantum computing systems by applying deep operational expertise to the development of reliable, scalable, and production-ready products.
Working alongside scientists and engineers across multiple disciplines, you will influence how our quantum computers are designed, controlled, and operated. You will leverage hands‑on experience operating complex quantum systems to guide hardware design decisions, improve system usability, and define the software orchestration and monitoring capabilities required to efficiently operate, diagnose, and maintain commercial quantum computers. This will culminate in developing a design from concept to first product launch, and a design now ready for production. This role combines experimental science with system design and offers the opportunity to directly influence the evolution of Quantinuum’s future hardware platforms.
All applicants for placement in safety‑sensitive positions will be required to submit to a pre‑employment drug test.
Quantinuum is a leading quantum computing company delivering a full stack platform designed to make quantum computing deployable in real‑world environments.