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Senior Engineer, System Automation (Subsystems) at PsiQuantum - ApplyBlast

Senior Engineer, System Automation (Subsystems)

PsiQuantum

1 hour ago

3.6 on Glassdoor

Milpitas, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

PsiQuantum is seeking a Senior Engineer to design and maintain high-level Python control software for photonic, optical, electronic, and electro-optic subsystems. The role involves translating real hardware workflows into reusable automation routines, APIs, and tests within the existing system automation framework. This position requires close collaboration with design leads and end users to improve bring-up, calibration, validation, and operation of complex quantum computing hardware.

Responsibilities

Design and maintain high-level Python control software for photonic and electronic subsystems
Develop reusable Python APIs and automation routines for complex hardware workflows
Debug subsystem automation issues and support cross-functional hardware bring-up

Skills

Qualifications

B.S. in Computer ScienceB.S. in Computer EngineeringB.S. in Electrical EngineeringB.S. in PhysicsM.S. in Computer Science

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.