Principal Hardware Engineer - High-Speed Mixed Signal Equity

Entangled Future; Boulder (CO); Hybrid; USD 180,000 - 220,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully paid medical/dental/vision for员工

Unlimited paid time off

401(k) company matching

Disability & life insurance

Drinks, snacks & catered team lunches

Job summary

Atom Computing in Boulder, CO seeks a hands-on Principal Hardware Engineer with deep expertise in high-speed mixed-signal design to lead architecture and deployment of control-system electronics for the quantum computer. The role is full-time and reports to the Control Systems Manager.

You will drive hardware strategy across multiple projects, mentor a team, and collaborate with quantum engineers while performing hands-on schematic and layout work.

Qualifications

• BS or MS in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering or related technical field.
• 10+ years of board-level analog and digital circuit design experience, preferably with Altium Designer.
• Experience designing boards with large, high pin count ICs (FPGAs, processors) with high-speed interfaces.
• Strong knowledge of mixed-signal design, noise, linearity, and phase-noise requirements.
• Ability to mentor hardware design concepts and guide teams.

Responsibilities

• Drive high-level system architectures for instruments with partitioning across PCBAs, guiding FPGA/control selection and power/clocking/interconnect strategy.
• Lead instrument design through schematic and layout reviews; participate in bring-up and characterization.
• Collaborate with quantum engineers and other groups to define hardware design requirements and ensure system needs are met.

Job description

Atom Computing in Boulder, CO seeks a hands-on Principal Hardware Engineer with deep expertise in high-speed mixed-signal design to lead architecture and deployment of control-system electronics for the quantum computer. The role is full-time and reports to the Control Systems Manager.

You will drive hardware strategy across multiple projects, mentor a team, and collaborate with quantum engineers while performing hands-on schematic and layout work.