Conduct independent and team-based research to develop and advance key components of a wide-area, heterogeneous quantum network
Lead the design, simulation, and optimization of integrated photonic devices and circuits tailored for quantum information processing, sensing, and communication applications
Design photonic circuits that support quantum algorithms and protocols, ensuring high fidelity and scalability of quantum systems
Interface integrated photonics with light sources, detectors, and control systems, contributing to the development of robust, scalable quantum devices
Contribute to system-level design and optimization for efficient data transfer, processing, and quantum entanglement in integrated photonics setups
Support photonic tape-out process for integrated photonic circuits, coordinating with fabrication teams to ensure that designs meet specifications and are optimized for fabrication at leading-edge photonic foundries
Directly participate in the design and testing of integrated photonic devices, including working with photonic simulation software (e.g. Ansys Lumerical, COMSOL, or similar) performance optimization
Use layout software (e.g. GDSFactory, KLayout, or similar) to design integrated photonic circuits
Design integrated photonic devices and systems with an emphasis on scalability, reliability, and manufacturability, ensuring compatibility with large-scale quantum systems.

Expertise in the design and simulation of integrated photonic devices and circuits, with a focus on applications for quantum technologies
Proven experience with photonic device design software (e.g., Lumerical, COMSOL, ADS, or equivalent)
Hands-on experience with integrated photonics tape-outs and fabrication processes, including working with photonic foundries
Strong understanding of quantum optics, quantum information science, and how integrated photonics supports quantum computing, communication, and sensing
Experience with optical testing and characterization of photonic devices, including techniques such as spectroscopy, microscopy, and interferometry.
At minimum a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in physics, applied physics, or closely related technical field.
A Master's Degree, Post-Doctoral or PhD in physics, applied physics, or closely related field is strongly preferred.

Integrated Photonics Engineer

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