Quantum Engineer II, Device Test & Measurement

Clutch Canada; New Haven (CT); On-site; USD 86,800 - 130,300; Full time

Job summary

Clutch Canada is looking for a Quantum Engineer II to enhance workflows in device development at their New Haven location. The successful candidate will focus on advanced quantum device characterization, performing a range of measurements and optimizations.

Responsibilities include designing experiments, analyzing data, and collaborating with teams. The ideal candidate holds an M.Sc. or PhD in a related field, with hands-on experience in superconducting quantum devices and measurement techniques.

Base pay ranges between $86,800 and $130,300 USD, along with a competitive benefits package.

Qualifications

• M.Sc. and/or 2 years relevant experience or PhD in physics or electrical engineering.
• Experience with superconducting quantum devices and measurement techniques.
• Proficiency in scientific programming for data acquisition and automation.

Responsibilities

• Design and perform microwave, electrical, and cryogenic measurements.
• Maintain and optimize measurement systems for performance.
• Develop experiments for device characterization and validation.

Skills

Superconducting quantum devices

DC/RF measurements

Cryogenic systems

Data analysis

Scientific programming

Technical troubleshooting

Scientific communication

Teamwork

Education

M.Sc. in physics, electrical engineering, or related field

Equivalent relevant experience (2 years)

PhD in relevant field

Job description

About the role

D-Wave is seeking a Quantum Engineer II to join the Advance Device Development group. The role focuses on advanced quantum device characterization, data analysis, and validation of new device concepts to improve workflows and support device development cycles.

What you'll do

• Design and perform microwave, electrical, and cryogenic measurements.
• Maintain and optimize cryogenic and measurement systems and associated workflows to improve performance, reliability, and efficiency.
• Develop and execute experiments for device characterization and validation.
• Perform data analysis to identify device performance characteristics and key contributing factors.
• Develop and maintain experiment automation and data‑analysis pipelines.
• Identify procedure or tool issues and implement practical improvements.
• Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to support device evaluation and provide experimental feedback into development cycles.
• Maintain well‑organized documentation of methods, results, and datasets.

Qualifications

• M.Sc. and/or 2 years of relevant experience; or PhD in physics, electrical engineering, or related field.
• Experience with superconducting quantum devices, device physics, and measurement techniques.
• Experience in DC/RF measurements and cryogenic systems.
• Proficiency in scientific programming for instrument control, data acquisition, analysis, and automation.
• Ability to analyze data, troubleshoot technical issues, and identify practical solutions.
• Strong written and verbal scientific communication skills.
• Strong teamwork skills in interdisciplinary physics and engineering environments.

Benefits

Base pay range: $86,800 – 130,300 USD (New Haven). Competitive benefits package available.

EEO Statement

It is D-Wave Systems Inc. policy to provide equal employment opportunity (EEO) to all persons regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, physical or mental disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state/provincial, local law.