Hardware Practical/Qualification Engineer

Quantum Machines is a global leader in control systems for quantum computing, a field on the verge of exponential growth. Our innovative hardware and software mark a groundbreaking approach in quantum computer control, scaling from individual qubits to expansive arrays of thousands.

At the core of QM lies a passionate and ambitious team committed to reshaping the construction and operation of quantum computers. Our work is fueled by a deep understanding of customer needs, driving us to deliver unparalleled solutions in this revolutionary field.

The hardware development team spans two global sites – one in Tel Aviv and one in Copenhagen. The two teams work seamlessly together across projects, and we try to foster an open dialogue to enhance creativity and commitment. The hardware team is responsible for all hardware within QM, spanning from room-temperature control hardware to our cryogenic QPU carriers.

About The Role

We’re looking for a Hardware Practical/Qualification Engineer to join our Hardware R&D team in Tel Aviv. In this role, you'll ensure our hardware systems perform reliably under real-world conditions. You’ll work closely with our system, software, and validation teams to design and execute comprehensive qualification test plans and legal qualification requirements. Your insights will directly impact the quality, robustness, and performance of cutting-edge quantum control systems.

Key Responsibilities

• Define and implement system-level hardware qualification procedures based on in-depth analysis of circuit and system designs.
• Design and build complex test setups, integrating our hardware with advanced measurement tools.
• Run and analyze qualification tests—stress, thermal, performance, and edge cases.
• Review test data to identify anomalies and assess hardware readiness.
• Collaborate with engineering teams to communicate findings and support root-cause investigations.
• Maintain clear, detailed documentation of test methods, configurations, and results.
• Work with vendor laboratories to certify our systems to CE, FCC and other international requirements.
  
  

• Practical Engineering degree in Electronics or B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent).
• Solid understanding of electronic systems and hardware fundamentals, including RF and analogue knowledge.
• Ability to read and interpret schematics and technical datasheets and work on a board level.
• Hands-on experience operating lab equipment (oscilloscopes, signal generators, power supplies, etc.).
• Comfort with Linux environments and scripting for test automation or data collection.
• Experience working in certification laboratories for EMC/EMI.
  
  

• System-level debugging and fault isolation skills.
• Ability to work independently on complex hardware investigations.
• Strong communication skills with a knack for clear technical documentation.