As a Quantum Software Architect at Atom Computing, you will lead the development of the software stack for quantum computing systems, collaborating with various stakeholders to shape the technical roadmap and ensure alignment with long-term goals. You'll manage multiple projects and drive architectural decisions, impacting the software platform's direction.

The Laser Engineer will manage and scale laser systems for quantum computers, focusing on enhancing performance and reliability. Responsibilities include providing technical expertise, gathering project requirements, and ensuring timely task completion. Collaboration with scientists and engineers is essential.

Quantum Engineers will design and construct the scientific hardware and control interfaces necessary for quantum computing, working extensively with atomic physics and quantum computing techniques. They will collaborate with a diverse team to translate fundamental physics into scalable quantum technology.

As a Quantum Error Correction Theorist at Atom Computing, you will contribute to developing fault-tolerance schemes and implementing error correction methods on quantum hardware. Your role involves collaborating with engineering teams to advance quantum computing technologies.

The Opto-Mechanical Engineer will design opto-mechanical subsystems, collaborate with optical engineers and physicists, and conduct detailed stability and thermal analyses. Responsibilities include hands-on assembly, precision alignment, and creating specifications for optical systems.

The Quantum Error Correction Theorist will develop and optimize error correction schemes for atomic array quantum computers, simulate error correction codes, and implement error correction on quantum hardware, collaborating closely with engineering teams.