RF Application Engineer
eleQtron
RF Application Engineer
eleQtron
Trapped-ion quantum processors with MAGIC technology
eleQtron develops and operates full-stack quantum computers based on trapped-ion technology. Quantum computing is a new computing paradigm rapidly approaching commercial viability. Our unique approach combines laser-cooled trapped ions with microwave control and tailored magnetic fields. Our next-generation computing machines under development will be able to find solutions to problems that are out of reach today, thus enabling new innovative products and services for a brighter future.
We are looking for an RF Application Engineer (m/f/d) to test, validate, and optimize RF subsystems at the core of our trapped-ion quantum computing platform in Siegen.
Responsibilities:
As a RF application engineer in the Electronic Engineering Team, you will play a key role in testing, characterizing, validating, and integrating RF systems that support our next-generation quantum computing platforms. In this role, you will work closely with our international team of physicists and engineers to develop, characterize, debug, and optimize high-frequency electronic hardware systems in advanced laboratory environments.
Setting up, integrate, configure, and validate low-noise DC and RF electronic hardware components and subsystems within our quantum computing platforms.
Support system operation, bring-up, commissioning, and troubleshooting of electronic subassemblies, control systems, and laboratory equipment.
Collaborate closely with engineering and firmware teams to develop and integrate RF subsystems for next-generation quantum technologies.
Take ownership of developing new validation protocols and defining characterization standards.
eleQtron builds trapped-ion quantum processors in Germany using microwave-controlled qubits and its MAGIC (Magnetic Gradient Induced Coupling) technology. Qubits are trapped ions controlled by microwaves, with MAGIC using magnetic field gradients to create entangling gates, and customers access the processors remotely via cloud infrastructure. The company emphasizes cloud access, scale-up production, and industrial partnerships to move from lab-scale systems toward production-ready devices. Its goal is to provide industry-ready trapped-ion quantum computing at scale, enabling customers to run quantum workloads through cloud access and mass production capabilities.
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