Design cryogenic hardware at D-Wave in Burnaby, using experiments and engineering analysis to improve quantum computer performance and reliability.

As a Cryogenic Systems Engineer II, you will work hands-on with quantum computers and independently drive assigned projects. Your work includes cryogenic components, vacuum systems, gas handling, instrumentation, controls, testing, troubleshooting, and verification. You will collaborate with mechanical, electrical, processor development, software, and operations teams to resolve system-level issues.

D-Wave develops quantum computing systems, software, and services spanning annealing and gate-model technologies.

Key Responsibilities

Design and prototype cryogenic components and subsystems

Plan experiments characterizing cryogenic system performance





Analyze test data and investigate operating faults

Troubleshoot thermal, vacuum, gas handling, and control issues

Prepare test plans, procedures, and technical reports

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Physics, or related field

Three or more years with cryogenic equipment or systems

Experience with vacuum, gas handling, and leak detection

Ability to drive technical work independently

Ability to travel approximately 10 percent across North America and Europe

Apply cryogenic systems expertise, measured data, and hands-on troubleshooting to advance reliable quantum computing hardware at D-Wave.

📌 Cryogenic Systems Engineer Burnaby (Winnipeg)
🏢 D-Wave Quantum
📍 Winnipeg