Description
We are seeking an exceptional architect to join our architecture team and shape the future of quantum control. We have a unique opportunity to shape the architecture of next-generation quantum computers toward utility-scale quantum computing.
In this role, you will define the logic architecture of the devices that are the heart of the next-generation quantum control platform. Designing the devices, including the pulse processor and their interfaces, requires a deep understanding of quantum computing, the system tradeoffs, and product requirements.
In this role, you’ll collaborate with Product and with the other members of the architecture team to define the requirements and the roles and responsibilities of each component. You’ll identify system-level tradeoffs and identify solution alternatives. You’ll work closely with the logic design and compiler teams to define a winning architecture.
Responsibilities:
Architecture for the next-generation quantum control platform devices, ASIC, and logic components.
Define system-level architecture and features, providing detailed specifications to the various R&D teams.
Collaborate with the product and research teams to transform high-level requirements into architecture and spec definitions, and present tradeoffs.
Work with partners and vendors on requirements, integration architecture and joint development to optimize the product capabilities.
Requirements
Profile & Qualifications:
BSc. in Electrical Engineering, or a degree in Experimental Physics. MSc. or PhD – an advantage.
5+ years of experience in ASIC architecture with a preference for experience in modems, high-performance computing systems, or communication systems.
3+ years of experience in chip design, or verification
Exceptional technical skills, with the capacity and foundation to comprehend and analyze academic content.
Ability to work in a multidisciplinary environment.
Ability to collaborate with partners, vendors, and customers.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Background in physics/quantum computing - an advantage.