Experimental Laser Physicist

Q-Factor, a newly established startup, is building a full-stack quantum computer using neutral atoms. Recent years have seen the rapid rise of neutral atoms as a leading modality in the exciting field of quantum computing. Our fantastic team, born out of decades of combined experience, is utilizing state of art technology together with a unique novel approach towards realizing a fully working quantum processing unit with unmatched performances. We’re looking for exceptional people to join our growing vibrant team of physicists, engineers and algorithms developers.

As an Experimental Laser Physicist at Q-Factor you will work on our main laser infrastructure, collaborating across physics and engineering teams to build the optical foundation of our QPU.

Responsibilities:

Build, set up and integrate complex laser systems

Lock lasers to atomic lines, cavities, or other optical references

Work with optical fibers, AOMs/EOMs, intensity and frequency stabilization systems, and control electronics

Characterize system performance, stability, noise, and uptime

Collaborate with other physics and engineering teams on integrating the laser infrastructure into the company's systems

Qualifications:

Advanced degree in experimental physics

At least 2-4 years of hands-on experience working with lasers and electro optics

Good understanding of optics, spectroscopy, frequency locking, and control electronics

Good interpersonal skills and teamwork capability

Self reliance and high motivation

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