Quantum Integration Architect for Scalable Hardware

Global Foundries; Town of Malta (NY); On-site; USD 143,000 - 247,000; Full time

Job summary

GlobalFoundries is seeking a Quantum Integration Engineer (PMTS) to serve as a senior technical contributor for the company’s quantum computing roadmap. The role spans semiconductor device integration, BEOL routing, photonics integration, advanced packaging, cryogenic interfaces, and quantum hardware process development.

The successful candidate will guide integration architecture decisions, establish experimental roadmaps, and lead programs transforming quantum concepts into manufacturable

Qualifications

• Requires 15+ years in semiconductor process integration or advanced manufacturing.
• Ability to lead cross-functional technical programs.
• Strong analytical, experimental design, and problem-solving capabilities.
• Proven ability to communicate complex technical concepts to engineering and leadership audiences.

Responsibilities

• Lead development of semiconductor integration architectures for quantum computing platforms.
• Define integration strategies across front-end devices, BEOL routing, and quantum-specific modules.
• Drive technology roadmaps for manufacturability and qualification of quantum hardware.
• Collaborate with device engineering, process, manufacturing, reliability, modeling, and packaging teams.
• Translate quantum system requirements into actionable semiconductor technology plans.
• Support external partnerships, roadmaps, and program reviews.

Skills

Semiconductor integration

Cross-functional leadership

Analytical problem solving

Communication of complex concepts

Education

Electrical/Materials/Physics/Chemical Eng PhD or MS/BS

Job description

GlobalFoundries is seeking a Quantum Integration Engineer (PMTS) to serve as a senior technical contributor for the company’s quantum computing roadmap. The role spans semiconductor device integration, BEOL routing, photonics integration, advanced packaging, cryogenic interfaces, and quantum hardware process development.

The successful candidate will guide integration architecture decisions, establish experimental roadmaps, and lead programs transforming quantum concepts into manufacturable