Senior Experimental Physicist – Quantum Computing Hardware (Neutral Atoms & Optical Tweezers)

chikara hr • Germany

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Design and execute quantum experiments on a neutral-atom quantum computer prototype, building and optimizing laser systems, UHV setups, and quantum gates. Collaborate with theorists and engineers to advance fault-tolerant quantum hardware in Kyoto, Japan. Requires PhD-level expertise in AMO physics, hands-on experience with cold atoms, and proficiency in laser optics and quantum control.

Key Highlights

Build and run experiments for a fault-tolerant quantum computer prototype with a fixed timeline

Hands-on ownership of experimental apparatus (laser systems, UHV, optical tweezers) from design to optimization

Collaborate with theorists and engineers in a cross-disciplinary team shaping early-stage quantum hardware

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Key Responsibilities

Design and execute experiments on qubit control, manipulation, and quantum gate implementation in neutral-atom systems

Build, align, and optimize laser systems and free-space optical setups for quantum experiments

Operate and maintain ultra-high vacuum (UHV) systems for quantum hardware

Develop and improve software for quantum experiment control and automation

Publish research results and present findings at international conferences

Technical Skills Required

Quantum Computing Hardware (Neutral Atoms) Laser Cooling & Optical Tweezers Ultra-High Vacuum (UHV) Systems

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Benefits & Perks

Salary up to €130,000 (depending on experience)

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Nice to Have

Experience building experimental systems from vacuum chambers to fully operational setups

Familiarity with optical tweezers in cold-atom systems

Automated calibration and monitoring of quantum experiments

Experience with AOMs, EOMs, and low-noise electronics

Job Description

Build and run the experiments behind a quantum computer, at a company with a fixed date for its first machine
Deep tech, quantum computing hardware. Neutral atoms, optical tweezers and quantum gates
Kyoto, Japan. On site, no remote. Relocation support included
Up to €130,000 depending on experience, plus stock options

Our client is building a quantum computer. They are venture backed with significant public funding behind them, and they are working towards a prototype fault-tolerant machine on a fixed timeline.

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