Design and test cryogenic hardware at D-Wave’s Burnaby hardware team, applying engineering analysis and hands-on troubleshooting to quantum computers. Travel is approximately 10%.

As a Cryogenics Engineer II, you will independently drive assigned projects from planning through implementation and verification. The work includes cryogenic components, vacuum and gas handling equipment, experiments, measured data, and engineering change control. You will collaborate with mechanical, electrical, processor development, software, and operations teams to improve system performance and reliability.

Key Responsibilities:
Design, prototype, test, and refine cryogenic components and subsystems
Plan experiments to characterize cryogenic system performance
Analyze operating data to investigate faults and guide decisions




Troubleshoot thermal, vacuum, gas handling, and control issues
Prepare design records, test plans, and technical reports

Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent training and experience
Three or more years with cryogenic equipment or systems
Experience with vacuum, gas handling, and leak detection
Robust analytical and problem-solving skills using measured data
Ability to drive technical work independently and communicate findings

Apply cryogenic systems expertise, hardware testing, and analytical troubleshooting to advance reliable quantum computing systems at D-Wave.

📌 Cryogenic Hardware Engineer Burnaby
🏢 D-Wave
📍 Burnaby