Quanten-Laboringenieur in Stuttgart bei Q ANT GmbH

• Design and build up new experiments for our optical chips, consisting of lasers, optics assemblies and electronics
• Characterize the properties of our integrated photonic circuits on existing bench setups
• Data analysis, interpretation and graphical presentation of your measurement results
• Push towards higher automation in the experiments by improving our software and analysis toolbox
• Good and consistent documentation of your measurement results
• Teamwork with the experts in our PIC group to implement improvements

• Master’s degree or Ph.D. in experimental physics, photonics, electrical engineering or a related field
• Hands-on experience of working in a laboratory environment, favorably in an optics, photonic or quantum context
• Prior knowledge in quantum physics, quantum optics, optics, metrology and/or electronics
• Experience in a scripting language like Python
• Independent, diligent, and hands-on working style in an agile team
• Good language skills in German and English

• In our team-oriented working atmosphere, you have flexible options for working hours and can thus combine your job and free time in the best possible way.
• The interdisciplinary team supports you in your professional and personal further education.
• Insight into the development of high-tech products.

Who we are and what we do

Q.ANT is a high-tech startup driving and industrialising photonic quantum technology, pushing the borders to new fields of application and processes. The company was founded in 2018 and is part of the TRUMPF Group. Q.ANT develops quantum sensors and photonic chips and processors for quantum computing based on its Quantum Photonic Framework. Focusing on its four product lines of Photonic Computing, Particle Metrology, Atomic Gyroscopes and Magnetic Sensing, the company engages with a broad array of industries and applications ranging all the way from medical technology and autonomous vehicles to aerospace, machinery, and the process industry. Q.ANT employs more than 90 people at its site in Stuttgart/Southern Germany.