As a Firmware Engineer at Vector Atomic, you will collaborate with a cross-functional team to develop quantum instruments, write production-quality code for embedded systems, design control algorithms, and participate in continuous improvement efforts. Your role includes coding for various microcontrollers and hardware testing.

Design and implement firmware for quantum instruments working with a team of engineers. Responsibilities include coding for microcontrollers, developing control algorithms, debugging, and collaborating with hardware teams to test and improve firmware systems.

The Accounting Manager will execute accounting operations including billing, financial reporting, compliance with GAAP and DCAA, and implement process improvements. They will prepare financial statements, respond to auditor requests, and ensure adherence to government contracting practices while managing a team in a dynamic R&D environment.

R&D Engineer at Vector Atomic responsible for building ultraprecise quantum devices including optical, electrical, or vacuum systems. The role involves system integration, test equipment setup, and automating data collection in a dynamic R&D environment.

As a Senior SW/Test Engineer at Vector Atomic, you will write firmware and software for testing quantum instruments, develop verification plans, and collaborate with R&D teams. The role includes hands-on testing in a laboratory environment and creating documentation for assembly and QA procedures.

As a Navigation Engineer at Vector Atomic, you will develop simulations for navigation systems using quantum inertial sensors, define subsystem requirements, support test campaigns, and collaborate on sensor error models. Your contributions will enhance navigation accuracy and system performance in autonomous and GPS-denied applications.

As an Opto-Mechanical Engineer at Vector Atomic, you will design and prototype precision optical systems for quantum devices, contributing to all phases from conceptual design to deployment. This role requires hands-on expertise in optical assembly, alignment, and design for manufacturability.

As a Mechanical Engineer, you will design and develop hardware components for quantum devices, collaborate with a team to integrate optical mounts and manage production drawings, and ensure testing and documentation of custom parts.

As an Opto-Mechanical Engineer at Vector Atomic, you'll design and prototype optical systems for quantum devices. This role involves detailed system design, micro-optical assembly, and creating precision alignment procedures. You'll participate actively in the development lifecycle of innovative quantum technologies.