Quantum 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. What you'll do:

Design, implement and optimise qubit readout and control chains

Build measurement protocols for characterisation: T1, T2, Ramsey, echo, RB, readout fidelity, crosstalk

Optimise SNR and measurement fidelity under real hardware constraints

Develop and maintain Python-based experimental control software with FPGA/AWG integration

Analyse experimental data against theoretical models and simulations

Work closely with device physicists, fab and systems teams





Contribute to scalable measurement architectures and automation for large-qubit systems

What you'll need

PhD or MSc in Physics, Applied Physics, EE or similar

5+ years hands-on with superconducting qubits or closely related quantum hardware

Microwave engineering in practice: GHz electronics, IQ mixers, amplifiers, VNAs

Solid grounding in quantum measurement theory and decoherence mechanisms

Dilution refrigerator experience

Strong Python for experiment control and data analysis

Ability to debug complex setups across hardware and software

📌 Quantum Engineer (Bologna)
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📍 Bologna