Senior Hardware Architect for Quantum Systems

Atom Computing, Inc.; Boulder (CO); On-site; USD 180,000 - 220,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision

Unlimited PTO

401(k) matching

Disability coverage

FSA

Dependent care benefits

Life insurance

Drinks and snacks

Catered team lunches

Equity in the company

Job summary

Atom Computing, Inc. in Boulder, CO is seeking a Senior Hardware Architect to drive high-level system architectures for instruments and oversee PCBAs, FPGA selection, and power/clock strategies.

You will mentor a team of engineers and collaborate with quantum engineers to translate system needs into hardware requirements. The ideal candidate has 10+ years of board-level analog/digital design, expertise with high-pin-count ICs, Altium, and high-speed interfaces, and thrives in a fast-growing

Qualifications

• BS or MS in Electrical or Computer Engineering required.
• 10+ years in board-level analog and digital circuit design.
• Experience with large, high-pin-count ICs (FPGAs, processors) and fast interfaces.

Responsibilities

• Define system architectures for instruments with PCBAs and control/clocking strategy.
• Mentor hardware design teams and participate in design reviews and bring-up.
• Collaborate with quantum engineers to translate system needs into hardware requirements.
• Guide high-speed front-end design including RF, DAC/ADC selection and noise specs.

Skills

PCB design

Mixed-signal design

FPGA interfaces

Altium Designer

High-pin-count ICs

Schematic and layout reviews

Team mentoring

Education

BS or MS in Electrical/Computer Engineering

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Spectrum Analyzers

Logic Analyzers

Python

Job description

Atom Computing, Inc. in Boulder, CO is seeking a Senior Hardware Architect to drive high-level system architectures for instruments and oversee PCBAs, FPGA selection, and power/clock strategies.

You will mentor a team of engineers and collaborate with quantum engineers to translate system needs into hardware requirements. The ideal candidate has 10+ years of board-level analog/digital design, expertise with high-pin-count ICs, Altium, and high-speed interfaces, and thrives in a fast-growing