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Assemble electronic, wiring, cryogenic, and networking components of quantum computing systems. Assemble electronic, wiring, cryogenic, and networking components of quantum computing systems. As a Hardware Assembly Technician, you will partner with quantum hardware research teams, hardware and software engineering teams, and vendors to accurately and reliably assemble and test our quantum computing technology hardware stack.
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You will collaborate with other researchers and engineers on the Quantum AI team to develop cryogenic microwave interconnect technologies to be used in our next generation of quantum computers.
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To have 10 or more years of experience working as a Cell/Molecular Biologist engaging in cryogenic or room temperature correlative light and electron microscopy (CLEM) research in mammalian cell culture, molecular biology.
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The research effort includes theoretical and experimental teams around the world, who have been designing and optimizing all aspects of the quantum computer, from topological qubit designs to cryogenic control and readout circuitry, to runtime software and quantum language compilers.
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