The Quantum Hardware Engineer will design and assemble hardware for ion-trap quantum computing. This role involves integrating control systems, conducting laboratory experiments, documenting results, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to develop new technologies.

As an Electronics Engineer, you will support the hardware system design of large-scale electronics control systems, design and test electronics products, document your work, and assist in rapid proof of concepts. Excellent knowledge of electronics and PCB design, along with strong communication skills, are essential for this role.

The Quantum Algorithm Scientist at Universal Quantum will develop and modify quantum algorithms, match classical problems to these algorithms, and perform simulations to inform experiments. Responsibilities also include benchmarking procedures and assessing hardware requirements for quantum advantage.

Universal Quantum is seeking passionate individuals to join their team in creating impactful quantum computing technologies. They welcome potential applicants to introduce themselves even if no specific roles are listed.

The Labortechniker/in / Labormanager/in will assist in assembling and integrating mechanical, optical, electronic, and cryogenic systems for quantum devices, support test setups, and maintain lab resources while ensuring compliance with health and safety standards.

As a Software Engineer at Universal Quantum, you will collaborate with scientists to develop software for quantum machines, focusing on real-time systems and low-latency communication protocols. Responsibilities include designing operational systems, writing reliable code, and maintaining high standards for software quality and documentation.

The Quantum Error Correction Scientist will simulate and design experiments for error correction protocols, tailor these protocols to hardware capabilities, evaluate noise profiles of physical qubits, and provide guidance on hardware and software choices for optimal performance in quantum error correction.

The Software Engineer/Architect at Universal Quantum will design and develop scalable software for quantum computing systems, collaborate with team members on innovative solutions, and improve product quality through knowledge sharing and code reviews.

The RFIC - System Designer will lead design and architecture for RF delivery systems, oversee design and testing methodologies, document RF circuits, and collaborate with various engineering disciplines. Responsibilities include project planning, risk management, and contributing to rapid proof-of-concept developments.

The IT Support Engineer at Universal Quantum supports approximately 100 hybrid employees by resolving hardware, software, and system issues. Responsibilities include managing IT equipment, onboarding staff, contributing to IT security initiatives, and optimizing IT infrastructure. Ideal candidates are passionate about technology, possess excellent problem-solving skills, and can communicate technical concepts to non-technical staff.