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Atom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors. 18 open roles.
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- Hardware Engineering ManagerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$180K to $210K
- Principal Opto-Mechanical EngineerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$170K to $200K
- Senior Laser EngineerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$150K to $175K
- Senior Quantum Theorist, Atomic Physics FocusAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$185K to $210K
- Senior Mechanical Engineer - Instrumentation HardwareAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$150K to $180K
- Optical EngineerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.
- Principal Optical EngineerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$170K to $200K
- Senior Optical EngineerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$150K to $180K
- Senior IT Support LeadAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$80K to $110K
- Quantum Error Correction TheoristAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$160K to $185K
- Director of Quantum Product StrategyAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$180K to $220K
- Laser EngineerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$120K to $150K
- Principal Platform EngineerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$195K to $220K
- Senior Embedded Platform EngineerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$165K to $200K
- Senior Infrastructure EngineerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$165K to $200K
- Quantum Software ManagerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$200K to $250K
- Senior Systems EngineerAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$140K to $160K
- Optical PhysicistAtom Computing develops gate-based quantum computers that use arrays of optically trapped neutral atoms as qubits. Backed by Innovation Endeavors.$160K to $185K
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