Electronics Integration Engineer

Alice & Bob is hiring an Electronics Integration Engineer in Aubervilliers, France. Level rates it ; you can apply on Alice & Bob.

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Alice & Bob is developing the first universal, fault-tolerant quantum computer to solve the world’s hardest problems. The quantum computer we envision building is based on a new kind of superconducting qubit: the Schrödinger cat qubit 🐈‍⬛. In comparison to other superconducting platforms, cat qubits have the astonishing ability to implement quantum error correction autonomously! We're a diverse team of 250+ brilliant minds from over 35 countries united by a single goal: to revolutionise computing with a practical fault-tolerant quantum machine. Are you ready to take on unprecedented challenges and contribute to revolutionising technology? Join us, and let's shape the future of quantum computing together!

Every quantum computer we build depends on getting the physical foundations right, and that’s where you come in.

As Alice & Bob scales up its quantum hardware, you’ll be the key link that brings instruments, cabling, and custom electronics together into reliable, compact, production-ready systems.

You’ll join the HERMES team, which builds the link between the lab and the quantum chip, and work hand in hand with physicists, RF engineers, and mechanical engineers. This is a hands-on, systems-level role: you’ll make sure everything fits, works, and can be scaled, repaired, and maintained as our installations grow.

How we rate this

Electronics Integration Engineer at Alice & Bob rates 25 out of 100 for how much of the daily work is AI. That makes it Little AI (AI Level 1 of 4). The level is about AI in the job, not seniority.

Classification

Little AI. AI is not part of the work.

●●●● Builds AI80 to 100
●●●○ Works on AI60 to 79
●●○○ Uses AI40 to 59
●○○○ Little AI0 to 39

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