Quantum Machines seeks exceptionally talented people for challenging work with a team full of quantum tech knowledge and enthusiasm to make an impact on the quantum revolution.
If you’re excited about shaping the future of quantum today, join us!
Quantum Machines seeks exceptionally talented people for challenging work with a team full of quantum tech knowledge and enthusiasm to make an impact on the quantum revolution.
If you’re excited about shaping the future of quantum today, join us!
Quantum Machines is a global leader in control systems for quantum computing, a field on the verge of exponential growth.
Our innovative hardware and software mark a groundbreaking approach in quantum computer control, scaling from individual qubits to expansive arrays of thousands.
At the core of QM lies a passionate and ambitious team committed to reshaping the construction and operation of quantum computers.
Our work is fueled by a deep understanding of customer needs, driving us to deliver unparalleled solutions in this revolutionary field.
We're seeking an exceptional experimental physicist who combines quantum physics expertise with strong interpersonal and technical skills. This unique position centers on serving as the dedicated success and support manager for our strategic quantum computing partner. You'll be the technical bridge between QM's state-of-the-art solutions and our strategic partner, ensuring successful implementation, adoption, and continuous utilization of our solutions. You'll be translating emerging capabilities into practical customer applications, with a particular focus on accelerating our strategic partner's quantum computing development. Your expertise will help ensure customer success, build strong partnerships, and advance the field of quantum computing.
Key Responsibilities:
Customer Success
End-to-End Technical Support
Requirements:
Have a specific experiment in mind and wondering about the best quantum control and electronics setup?
Want to see what our quantum control and cryogenic electronics solutions can do for your qubits?