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PsiQuantum

Senior Test Infrastructure & Reliability Engineer, Photonics

Palo Alto, California, United States

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Location
Palo Alto, California, United States
Work
Not stated
Employment
Not stated
Level
Senior
Function
Engineering
Pay
$201.4K – $236.6K a year
Posted
3 days ago

About the role

As an integral part of the team developing a photonic quantum computer, the Senior Test Infrastructure & Reliability Engineer will own the data pipeline and reliability of the systems that carry test results from our fleet of electro-optical test stations into our central data…

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