Research Scientist

Responsibilities Define and drive long-term technology roadmaps for topological qubits, including materials, device architectures, and integration strategies Lead development of topological quantum devices, with direct involvement in experiments, simulations, and prototype evaluation Work closely with device, integration, process, AME, PDK, and test teams to translate concepts into scalable semiconductor architectures Guide R&D of advanced materials, including III‑V heterostructures, epitaxy, superconductors, and topological material systems Contribute to experimental design, data analysis, and failure learning cycles for quantum devices Define system architectures linking qubits with cryogenic control and read-out electronics Drive modeling and validation strategies to improve coherence, performance, manufacturability, and scalability Translate device innovations into semiconductor-compatible integration approaches (BEOL, superconducting wiring, heterogeneous integration) Establish technical benchmarks, requirements, and success metrics aligned with internal and partner programs Serve as primary technical interface with customers and research partners to shape joint development efforts Lead and contribute to external collaborations, funded programs, and research proposals Communicate technical strategy, risks, and tradeoffs to leadership and multidisciplinary teams Mentor engineers and establish technical standards across topological quantum R&D Requirements MS or PhD in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, or Applied Physics 12+ years of experience in quantum devices, semiconductor technologies, or advanced research Deep expertise in topological, superconducting, and quantum system architectures Experience with cryogenic device physics and measurement environments Demonstrated impact on technical strategy, research direction, and roadmaps #J-18808-Ljbffr