System Architect

An elite, pioneering deep-tech company that is developing a first-of-its-kind photonic quantum computer. Merging quantum physics, integrated photonics, and high-performance engineering, the company builds scalable computing architectures designed to revolutionize global industries, including pharmaceuticals, cybersecurity, climate modeling, and predictive finance.

Backed by substantial tier-1 venture funding, this multi-disciplinary powerhouse operates at the absolute frontier of modern science and advanced hardware-software co-design.

The company's advanced R&D facility is located in the Center region (exceptionally accessible, situated directly on a primary train line) and operates on a professional hybrid model.

Position Overview-

• Principal Multi-Disciplinary System Architect stepping into a pinnacle technical role to define the top-level system architecture of a unique photonic quantum computing platform.
• Translating abstract quantum physics principles, optical formulations, and high-level product goals into concrete, production-grade system requirements.
• Orchestrating the complex architectural intersection of Quantum Physics, Photonic Integrated Circuits (ICs), Embedded Software, and Opto-Mechanics into a unified, functional ecosystem.
• Driving the end-to-end research, specification, and cross-functional hardware-software-optics integration lifecycle.

Requirements-

• M.Sc. or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a highly equivalent quantitative discipline (Advanced degree is a significant advantage).
• 8+ years of proven professional experience as a System Architect within complex, multi-disciplinary R&D environments (Mandatory).
• Comprehensive technical mastery of advanced system design methodologies, modeling practices, and the authoring of detailed structural specifications (Mandatory).
• Deep, hands-on engineering background driving multi-disciplinary hardware-software integration workflows (Mandatory).
• Prior technical background or architectural exposure to Electro-Optics, Lasers, Photonic ICs, or Quantum Computing systems is a highly valuable asset.