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Intel

Quantum Computing Measurement Engineer

Intel

Hillsboro, OR · full time · Senior

$141,910 – $269,100

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What this role is

This role involves designing and executing experiments to characterize silicon spin qubits at extremely low temperatures using advanced cryogenic equipment, suitable for someone with a PhD and hands-on experience in quantum device measurement. You'll work at Intel's quantum computing division, contributing to the development of commercially viable quantum processors while collaborating across research, fabrication, and software teams.

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What they ask for

Required

  • PhD in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Cryogenic Engineering, Quantum Information, Quantum Technologies, or Quantum Engineering
  • 1+ years experience measuring electrical properties of semiconductor or quantum devices
  • 1+ years experience with dilution refrigerators or other cryogenic systems
  • Experience with one or more specific quantum measurement techniques (quantum dot tuning, qubit readout, coherence measurements, quantum gates, or similar)

Nice to have

  • 1+ years experience with cryogenic control of qubits
  • 1+ years experience measuring electrical properties of spin qubits, singlet-triplet qubits, exchange-only qubits, or semiconductor qubits in silicon or silicon-germanium systems
  • Experience measuring devices at millikelvin to 4 Kelvin temperatures
  • Programming or software development experience, preferably Python
  • First-author publications in peer-reviewed journals
  • Experience with quantum error correction or characterization protocols

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