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QuantWare

Designs, fabricates scalable superconducting QPUs

Experimental Quantum Engineer

Hardware Validation & TestingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeDelft, Netherlands

About the Job

Requirements

  • A master's degree in physics or electrical engineering is required; a focus on quantum computing is preferred.
  • Hands-on experience with programming is required; Python experience is preferred.
  • Experience with superconducting circuits and microwave measurement techniques is a plus, but not required.

Responsibilities

  • Own QuantWare’s cryogenic measurement setups by purchasing and building them, and keeping them state-of-the-art through maintenance and upgrades.
  • Manage the hands-on physical operation of cryogenic quantum hardware, working directly with dilution refrigerators.
  • Develop measurement code to implement and refine Python-based routines for device characterization.
  • Characterize quantum chips to evaluate and improve the performance of superconducting qubits and amplifiers, ensure customers receive high-quality devices, and support new product development and research.
  • Perform advanced qubit measurements and ensure the quality of devices before they are shipped to customers.
  • Investigate abnormalities, identify root causes, and develop countermeasures with colleagues from Fabrication or Design.
  • Continuously improve measurement setups, software, and processes as product volume and complexity increase.

Desired Qualifications

  • A focus on quantum computing as part of the master's degree.
  • Python programming experience.
  • Experience with superconducting circuits and microwave measurement techniques.

About the Company

QuantWare

Designs, fabricates scalable superconducting QPUs

QuantWare designs, fabricates, and sells superconducting quantum processors (QPUs) to a global customer base, serving as a specialized hardware supplier for the quantum ecosystem. Its QPUs use the VIO 3D integration architecture to route control signals vertically, enabling dense, modular processors like Soprano and Contralto and paving the way for large-scale chips such as the VIO-40K (up to 10,000 qubits). The company differentiates itself by focusing exclusively on QPUs and building high-volume fabrication capacity through initiatives like KiloFab, rather than delivering complete quantum systems. Its goal is to accelerate the advent of useful quantum computing by providing scalable, factory-ready quantum hardware to startups, research institutes, and tech giants.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Series B
Total funding
$214.6M
Headquarters
Delft, Netherlands
Founded
2021

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