Senior Electrical Engineer
Toronto, ONXanadu: is a Canadian quantum technology company, and one of the world's leading photonic quantum hardware providers.
5+ ansCandidates need a BSc or higher in electrical engineering and 5+ years of industry or academic experience. Strong skills in low-noise analog and mixed-signal circuit design, PCB design, and working well both alone and in a team are required.
Altium, KiCad, VNA, ESA, AWG, FPGA
Senior Photonic Engineer - Experimentalist
Toronto, ONXanadu: is a Canadian quantum technology company, and one of the world's leading photonic quantum hardware providers.
Candidates need an M.Sc. or Ph.D. in quantum optics, photonics, AMO or electrical engineering, plus lab research experience. Xanadu asks for hands-on optical and RF lab skills, Python for data acquisition and analysis, and the ability to build mathematical models of physical systems.
oscilloscope, signal generator, spectrum analyzer, photodiodes, Python
Senior Low Temperature Device Engineer (SNSPDs)
Toronto, ONXanadu: is a Canadian quantum technology company, and one of the world's leading photonic quantum hardware providers.
2+ ansXanadu needs a PhD in Physics, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or a related field, plus at least 2 years of postdoctoral or industry experience. Candidates need hands-on SNSPD design and cryogenic measurement experience, plus Python skills and familiarity with RF test equipment.
Python, VNA, SMU, cryogenic measurement systems, sub-Kelvin helium cryostat, COMSOL
Senior Photonics Engineer - Experimental Nonlinear Optics
Toronto, ONXanadu: is a Canadian quantum technology company, and one of the world's leading photonic quantum hardware providers.
Candidates need a PhD in quantum optics, photonics, AMO, electrical engineering or a related field, plus research experience. They must be skilled in squeezed light, coherent detection, laser locking, RF and optoelectronic lab equipment, and Python.
Oscilloscope, Signal generator, Spectrum analyzer, Photodiode, Python, Electro-optic modulator