Quantum Engineer - Neutral-Atom QC | Unlimited PTO & Equity

Lever, Inc.; Boulder (CO); Hybrid; USD 160,000 - 275,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Unlimited PTO

401(k) company matching

Disability and life insurance

Stock options

Daily catered team lunches

Job summary

Atom Computing seeks a Quantum Engineer to advance neutral-atom quantum computing hardware and software interfaces. You will design equipment and control systems, collaborate with researchers, and contribute to publications and IP.

Ideal candidates hold a PhD in a related field, possess deep atomic-physics knowledge, and can communicate across experimental and software teams. The role may involve physical tasks and working in a dynamic laboratory setting.

Qualifications

• PhD in Physics, Chemistry, Engineering, or a related field.
• Extensive knowledge of atomic physics and quantum computing research.
• Deep understanding of light-matter interactions.
• Strong ability to communicate and collaborate with a diverse team of experimentalists and engineers.
• Familiarity with Python and Git for software control and versioning.

Responsibilities

• Design and construct the scientific hardware and control interfaces (hardware and software) that underpin the quantum computing platform.
• Generate intellectual property related to neutral-atom quantum computers.
• Distill and communicate findings internally and in external publications and presentations.
• Capable of lifting and moving objects up to 25 pounds.

Skills

Atomic physics expertise

Quantum computing research

Communication and collaboration

Education

PhD in Physics, Chemistry, Engineering, or related field

Tools

Python

Git

Job description

Atom Computing seeks a Quantum Engineer to advance neutral-atom quantum computing hardware and software interfaces. You will design equipment and control systems, collaborate with researchers, and contribute to publications and IP.

Ideal candidates hold a PhD in a related field, possess deep atomic-physics knowledge, and can communicate across experimental and software teams. The role may involve physical tasks and working in a dynamic laboratory setting.