HRL Laboratories is seeking a Software Engineer to join their quantum device software team, focusing on developing the future of quantum information technologies. This role combines software engineering with cutting-edge quantum research, where you'll be instrumental in creating tools used daily by scientists and engineers working with state-of-the-art quantum devices.
The position involves developing sophisticated software systems for controlling and automating quantum device testing equipment, implementing complex experimental sequences, and ensuring seamless data collection and organization. You'll work at the intersection of software engineering and quantum physics, collaborating closely with experimental physicists and data engineers to advance quantum technology research.
As a senior member of the team, you'll be responsible for creating robust software solutions that enable laboratory experimentation and device characterization. The role requires strong Python programming skills, understanding of computer science fundamentals, and experience with modern software engineering practices. Your work will directly contribute to research featured in top scientific journals.
The position offers competitive compensation ($145,745 - $186,688) plus bonus and benefits, reflecting the senior nature of the role. Located in Malibu, CA, you'll be working in a cutting-edge research environment. This is an excellent opportunity for a software engineer interested in quantum computing and looking to make a significant impact in an emerging field.
Key requirements include 5+ years of relevant experience, strong Python skills, experience with version control and continuous integration, and familiarity with electronic test equipment. U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain government security clearance are mandatory due to the nature of the work.
This role is perfect for someone who combines strong software engineering skills with an interest in quantum technologies and desires to work at the forefront of technological innovation.