Research laboratory combining academic research with industrial technology development, focusing on quantum information processors.

HRL Laboratories is seeking an Electrical Engineer to join the Universal Control of Scaled Spin Systems (UCS3) program, led by Prof. Jason Petta. This unique position combines academic research's agility with industrial technology development's capabilities, focusing on transitioning single spin qubits to industrial-scale quantum information processors.

The role offers an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of quantum computing and electrical engineering, with responsibilities spanning from installing and testing dilution refrigerators to designing sophisticated measurement systems for spin qubits. Initially based at HRL's Malibu campus, the position will transition to UCLA's Quantum Innovation Hub in 2-3 years.

As an Electrical Engineer in the UCS3 program, you'll be instrumental in developing and implementing cutting-edge measurement systems capable of supporting multiple microwave-driven spin qubits. The position requires expertise in electronic systems design, RF/microwave measurements, and programming skills, making it ideal for someone passionate about quantum technology and precision engineering.

The role offers competitive compensation ($99,705 - $124,683) plus bonus and benefits, reflecting the position's technical demands and importance. This is an excellent opportunity for engineers interested in quantum computing's practical applications and eager to contribute to groundbreaking research while working with top experts in the field.

Key aspects include hands-on work with state-of-the-art equipment, collaboration with leading researchers, and the chance to publish scientific achievements. The position requires US citizenship and security clearance, emphasizing its strategic importance in advancing quantum computing technology.

Electrical Engineer position at HRL focusing on quantum computing systems development and measurement, offering competitive salary and opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology.

Electrical Engineer, UCS3

Research laboratory developing quantum information technologies and state-of-the-art quantum devices

HRL is at the forefront of quantum information technologies, developing cutting-edge quantum devices that are featured in top scientific journals. We're seeking a seasoned software engineer to join our quantum device software team, where you'll play a crucial role in advancing our quantum computing capabilities. 

As a Software Engineer for Quantum Device Test, you'll be responsible for developing sophisticated software solutions that enable the automation and characterization of our quantum devices. Our scientists and engineers rely on our quantum software development kit daily, making this role vital to our research and development efforts.

The ideal candidate brings a strong blend of software engineering expertise and scientific understanding. You'll work at the intersection of quantum physics and software development, creating tools that push the boundaries of quantum computing. Your work will directly impact the future of quantum information technologies through the development of automation systems, measurement tools, and visualization capabilities.

Working closely with experimental physicists and data engineers, you'll be part of a collaborative team that's solving complex challenges in quantum computing. The role offers competitive compensation ($182,720 - $234,168) plus bonus and benefits, reflecting the high-level expertise required. This position requires U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a government security clearance, as you'll be working on advanced technology developments.

Join us in Malibu, CA, where you'll have the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art quantum devices and contribute to groundbreaking research in quantum computing. Your software engineering expertise will be crucial in advancing our quantum technology capabilities and maintaining our position at the forefront of this exciting field.

Senior Software Engineer position developing quantum device testing software, requiring 10+ years experience and expertise in Python for quantum computing applications.

Software Engineer, Quantum Device Test

Research and development laboratory specializing in advanced radar and communication systems.

HRL Laboratories is seeking an experienced RF & mmWave Systems Engineer to join their team in Calabasas, CA. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work at the forefront of radar and communication systems development.

The position involves designing, integrating, and testing cutting-edge radar and communication systems, working alongside talented scientists and engineers. You'll be responsible for developing specifications for frontend and backend components, contributing to innovative solutions, and advancing the field through technical publications and patents.

As an ideal candidate, you'll bring strong expertise in RF systems, with experience in areas such as phased array systems, digital signal processing, and system engineering principles. Your background should include hands-on experience with system simulators and programming capabilities in C++, MATLAB, or equivalent tools.

The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $145,745 to $186,688, plus bonus potential and comprehensive benefits. This is an excellent opportunity for professionals who want to work on complex, meaningful projects in a collaborative environment. The position requires U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a DoD security clearance, reflecting the important nature of the work.

You'll be part of a dynamic team that values innovation and technical excellence, with opportunities to interact with program managers and customers, contribute to proposals, and help shape the future of radar and communication technologies. The fast-paced, deadline-driven environment provides constant challenges and opportunities for professional growth.

Join HRL Laboratories to work on advanced technology projects that push the boundaries of what's possible in RF and mmWave systems. Your expertise will contribute directly to the development of next-generation radar and communication solutions, making this an ideal position for someone passionate about RF technology and system engineering.

Senior RF & mmWave Systems Engineer position focusing on radar and communication systems design, integration, and testing.

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Research laboratory combining academic research with industrial technology development, focusing on quantum information processors.