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The Business Development Director at Atom Computing will develop strategies to drive global revenue growth, seek new market opportunities, build strategic customer relationships, and negotiate sales agreements, with up to 50% global travel required.

As a Quantum Engineer at Atom Computing, you will design and construct scientific hardware and control interfaces for quantum computers, requiring knowledge in atomic physics and quantum computing. You'll collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to translate complex quantum concepts into scalable solutions.

The Quantum Software Architect will lead the development of the software stack for quantum computer systems, collaborating with key stakeholders to establish a long-term vision. Responsibilities include guiding feature development, architectural decision-making, and ensuring the software meets operational needs and quality standards. The role involves mentoring team members and driving collaborations between product and engineering.

Theorists will develop and optimize quantum error correction schemes and contribute to the design and system engineering of future atomic array quantum computers. Responsibilities include theoretical and computational projects in neutral atom quantum computing and developing algorithms for fault-tolerant applications.

The Director of Software Engineering will lead and manage the software engineering team, oversee software stack development for quantum computers, collaborate with various engineering teams, and drive high-quality software delivery. Responsibilities include mentoring, managing project roadmaps, conducting code reviews, and recruiting top talent.

Seeking a Laser Engineer to manage and scale up laser systems for quantum computers, maximizing performance and robustness. Responsibilities include providing technical expertise to laser and optical projects, gathering project requirements, and collaborating with a diverse team. Requires a PhD in Physics, Chemistry, Engineering, or related field, and 5+ years of experience using and maintaining optical, opto-mechanical, and/or laser systems. Must be skilled in Python, Git, data analysis, and have familiarity with Zemax, Onshape, and Solidworks/CAD.

Lead and manage the Control Systems team at Atom Computing, guiding all aspects of the control systems development for quantum computing, including collaboration with cross-functional teams, project management, and talent recruitment.

The Quantum Error Correction Theorist at Atom Computing will develop and optimize quantum error correction schemes for neutral atom quantum computers, simulate error correction codes, implement decoders, and apply error correction on quantum hardware, contributing to scalable quantum computing solutions.

Theorists are needed to develop and optimize quantum error correction schemes, work on neutral atom quantum computing projects, and design future quantum computers, collaborating closely with various engineering teams.