AMO Experimental Physicist (Mid/Senior)
California, US
Quantum Futures is seeking an experienced AMO Experimental Researcher to join the R&D team of a global technology leader. The role involves developing and validating requirements for complex sensor and electromagnetic systems, performing modeling, simulations, and analysis for components, optimizing designs, and conducting performance validation tests. The position offers opportunities for research and project proposals, and the development of new concepts for future products using quantum technologies. The ideal candidate will have expertise in experimental quantum sensing or quantum networking and the ability to work independently. Research areas prioritized include optical clocks, optical time transfer, optical frequency combs, atom interferometry, and quantum network-based entanglement. The candidate must have a PhD in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field, experience in quantum sensing, networking, and/or information science, a strong background in theory and laboratory practices, a proven publication record, and eligibility for U.S. security clearance. The role is based in California
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Quantum Characterisation Engineer
Finland
Quantum Futures is looking for a Quantum Characterization Engineer. You will be characterising quantum systems, optimizing their performance and developing advanced measurement techniques.
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PIC Design Engineer
Los Angeles
Quantum Futures is partnering with a California photonics company in search of a Senior PIC Design Engineer. Responsibilities include overseeing PIC fabrication, collaborating with foundries, and reporting to the CTO. Your profile should include 5+ years of PIC design experience, a strong interest in Quantum tech, and proficiency in silicon waveguide design. If interested, contact me on LinkedIn or email theo@quantum-futures.com.
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