Responsibilities
- Assist in designing, assembling, testing, and characterizing quantum hardware subsystems such as optical, photonic, electronic, and mechanical assemblies.
- Carry out integration and verification procedures, perform systematic troubleshooting, and document results for reproducible engineering decisions.
- Create test fixtures, calibration routines, and diagnostic tools to enhance reliability and efficiency in hardware development workflows.
- Participate in designing optical systems, electronic control circuits, or precision mechanical assemblies based on program needs and growing expertise.
- Work with senior engineers and scientists to convert subsystem requirements into hardware designs and validated performance.
- Keep detailed engineering records including design logs, test reports, build notes, and version-controlled documentation for team support.
- Engage in design reviews, contribute constructively to technical discussions, and take responsibility for assigned deliverables under supervision.
- Stay updated on advancements in quantum hardware, photonics, precision electronics, and related fields.
Work Arrangement
On-site — Ottawa, ON
Other
- Must be eligible to obtain and maintain Government of Canada security clearance if required for projects.
- Must be eligible to comply with Controlled Goods Program requirements if necessary for projects.
- Must be willing to undergo background screening, documentation, and compliance processes for security-sensitive work.
- Ability to work effectively in security, export-control, and compliance-sensitive technical environments is beneficial.
- Extended health care coverage including dental and vision.
- Life insurance provided.
- Canadian citizens and permanent residents are strongly encouraged to apply.
