pQuantum hardware company building superconducting quantum processors designed for utility-scale systems. They're solving one of the field's core scaling bottlenecks at the architecture level, and they need a measurement engineer to push readout and control performance as the platform grows. /ppbr / /ppstrongWhat you'll do: /strong /pulliDesign, implement and optimise qubit readout and control chains /liliBuild measurement protocols for characterisation: T1, T2, Ramsey, echo, RB, readout fidelity, crosstalk /liliOptimise SNR and measurement fidelity under real hardware constraints /liliDevelop and maintain Python-based experimental control software with FPGA/AWG integration /liliAnalyse experimental data against theoretical models and simulations /liliWork closely with device physicists,



fab and systems teams /liliContribute to scalable measurement architectures and automation for large-qubit systems /li /ulpbr / /ppstrongWhat you'll need: /strong /pulliPhD or MSc in Physics, Applied Physics, EE or similar /lili5+ years hands-on with superconducting qubits or closely related quantum hardware /liliMicrowave engineering in practice: GHz electronics, IQ mixers, amplifiers, VNAs /liliSolid grounding in quantum measurement theory and decoherence mechanisms /liliDilution refrigerator experience /liliStrong Python for experiment control and data analysis /liliAbility to debug complex setups across hardware and software /li /ul

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