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Acceler8Talent is partnering with a well-funded AI hardware startup to hire a Photonics Test Development Engineer in Boulder, CO. You will own end-to-end optical test development for cryogenic photonic networks, design and automate test systems, and develop fiber-to-chip coupling workflows.
You will characterize passive and active photonic devices and drive data management and reporting to design teams. This hands-on role offers strong ownership in a fast-moving R&D setting with cross-functional
Acceler8Talent is proud to partner with a well-funded AI hardware startup that has raised $30.7M in seed funding to develop a fundamentally new computing architecture combining superconducting electronics with integrated photonics. Emerging from research conducted within the NIST ecosystem, the company is rethinking how AI compute is built from first principles, using neuroscience-inspired approaches to overcome the scaling, efficiency, and communication limitations of conventional silicon-based systems.
The team is developing cryogenic photonic networks that integrate photonic integrated circuits, lasers, and superconducting photon detectors with novel computing hardware. Backed by significant venture funding and government-supported research programs, the company is entering an important phase of hardware development and team growth.
They are looking for a Photonics Test Development Engineer to build and own the optical test and characterization capability for their next-generation photonic hardware. This is a highly hands-on role where you will develop custom cryogenic test infrastructure, automate complex optical measurements, characterize devices and subsystems, and work directly with design and integration teams to accelerate the design-build-test-learn cycle.
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This is an opportunity to join a small, rapidly growing hardware team where you will have significant ownership over how new photonic technologies are tested and developed, rather than inheriting an established test platform.