Software Engineer, CUDA-Q Libraries
NVIDIAFull Time
Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
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This is a hybrid full-time position based in the Kidlington, Oxford office, with a flexible working policy allowing up to 2 days a week from home as work permits.
The role requires FPGA and DSP experience, including implementing real-time and pipelined DSP algorithms like FIR/IIR filters and I/Q frequency mixers, creating high-speed FPGA interfaces to peripherals such as ADCs and DACs, executing high-speed feedback control systems like PID on FPGA, and debugging complex embedded systems.
The role involves collaborating seamlessly with a multidisciplinary, diverse, and interdisciplinary team dedicated to advancing quantum technology from lab to real-world applications.
A strong candidate is highly motivated with FPGA and DSP experience, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, and the ability to work in a team on atom-based quantum technologies like RF sensors and atomic clocks.
Develops quantum-enabled products and software
ColdQuanta develops quantum technology products that focus on smaller, portable devices rather than large quantum computers. Their offerings include quantum sensors and devices like Atomic Prisms and ion devices, which ensure data integrity from the edge to the computer. ColdQuanta provides both individual components and complete plug-and-play solutions, catering to research labs and quantum machine development. Additionally, they have created a quantum software platform called Superstaq, which allows users to write quantum programs in any language and target any quantum computer, achieving significant performance improvements. Their partnership with the Department of Energy enhances their resources and expertise, aiding in the commercialization of quantum technologies. ColdQuanta's goal is to make quantum technology accessible to a broader range of businesses and individuals.