Senior Quantum Engineer - Large-scale characterisation
You will drive high-throughput characterisation and benchmarking of quantum hardware. The role offers professional growth within a world-leading scale-up.
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Quantum Motion is a UK-based quantum computing startup focused on developing scalable silicon quantum processors.
You will drive high-throughput characterisation and benchmarking of quantum hardware. The role offers professional growth within a world-leading scale-up.
As a Senior Quantum Engineer, you will develop and execute experiments for silicon-based quantum computing. You will design ultra-low-power microwave qubit control and readout electronics.
Senior DevOps engineer building and maintaining cloud and on-prem infrastructure for a quantum computing scale-up. Focus on AWS, IaC automation, HPC workloads and CI/CD pipelines.
A Senior Quantum Engineer will design and execute experiments on silicon-based quantum systems. The role involves optimizing cryogenic infrastructure and developing measurement automation software.
Quantum Motion is a UK-based quantum computing startup focused on developing scalable silicon quantum processors. The company is working on building quantum computers using standard CMOS manufacturing processes, aiming to make quantum computing commercially viable by leveraging existing semiconductor technology. It is a deep-tech company with a strong focus on engineering, physics, and advanced hardware development.
Quantum Motion has a growing presence in Spain, with open roles based in Barcelona for senior quantum engineers and a DevOps engineer. The company offers an opportunity to work on cutting-edge quantum hardware in a collaborative, research-driven environment. For international professionals, this is a chance to join a well-funded startup at the forefront of quantum technology, with roles that require deep technical expertise and offer significant impact.
Quantum Motion was founded in 2017 by academics from University College London and the University of Oxford. The company focuses on building quantum processors using standard silicon manufacturing, which could enable mass production. It has raised significant funding to advance its research and development.