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Design Enablement Engineer at PsiQuantum - ApplyBlast

Design Enablement Engineer

PsiQuantum

2 months ago

3.6 on Glassdoor

Palo Alto, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The Design Enablement Engineer will support the development of new silicon photonic products in a foundry environment, handling tape‑out enablement, design rule creation, DRC checks, reliability design, waiver reviews, and Process Design Kit revisions. The role serves as the technical interface between photonic design, reliability teams, and the foundry, ensuring successful execution of engineering samples and product qualification activities.

Responsibilities

Own execution of new and updated design rules for photonic dies
Serve as technical interface between photonic design, reliability teams, and foundry
Support product qualification activities and resolve technology/process issues

Skills

Qualifications

Master's degree in Electrical EngineeringMaster's degree in Electronic Engineering

About PsiQuantum

psiquantum.com

Headquarters

Palo Alto, California, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

2015

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PsiQuantum is a quantum computing company focused on building the world’s first commercially useful quantum computer. They pursue a photonic approach—using single photons, silicon photonics, and large-scale integrated optics—designed from the ground up for error correction and fault tolerance. PsiQuantum emphasizes manufacturability by leveraging semiconductor-scale fabrication and industry partnerships to scale to large qubit counts. Their goal is to deliver machines that enable commercial breakthroughs in chemistry, materials, optimization, and other hard computational problems.