Description
The role involves designing, building, verifying, and characterizing neutral-atom quantum computing systems while investigating noise and decoherence, analyzing experimental data, and collaborating with physicists, engineers, and computer scientists. It requires a Ph.D. or equivalent experience in physics or a related field, hands-on experience with quantum computing and neutral-atom or trapped-ion systems, complex hardware-software integration, programming in Python or C++, publications, and proficiency with Git and GitHub. The approximate base salary is $130,400 to $211,900, with equity grants for new hires.
