About the role
Lead the team responsible for validating the photonics hardware at the heart of our quantum computing platform.
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PsiQuantum
Engineering Manager, Photonics Hardware Validation
Milpitas, California, United States
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- Location
- Milpitas, California, United States
- Work
- Not stated
- Employment
- Not stated
- Level
- Manager
- Function
- Engineering
- Pay
- $195K – $215K a year
- Posted
- 6 months ago
Source
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