Build quantum hardware at Nord Quantique in Sherbrooke by fabricating superconducting devices and optimizing cleanroom processes. The full time engineering role supports quantum processor development. This mid-level position contributes to nanofabrication R&D; focused on device yield, performance, and reproducibility. You will work with lithography, deposition, etching, and in-line characterization techniques. Success requires autonomy, meticulous organization, strong critical thinking, and effective prioritization across multiple projects. Key Responsibilities:
Deliver superconducting devices to the hardware team for measurement Benchmark fabrication processes for performance and yield Prioritize resources across simultaneous nanofabrication projects Follow cleanroom protocols and record fabrication outcomes Generate detailed reports for knowledge sharing Requirements:
PhD in physics, materials science, engineering, or related discipline Four years of hands-on microfabrication experience minimum Experience with lithography, deposition, or etching techniques Extensive experience solving nanofabrication problems Proactive, dependable, and highly organized working style Bring quantum hardware fabrication, process optimization, and meticulous documentation skills to Nord Quantique’s nanofabrication R&D; team.