Research Scientist • Mid-Level

Who you are

You hold a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a related engineering discipline, and you have practical experience in the design and simulation of superconductor digital logic circuits. Your background includes working with various superconductor logic families such as RSFQ, ERSFQ, and AQFP, and you have at least one published research paper or presentation at a scientific conference.

You may also have a PhD in Physics or Electrical Engineering, along with 3 years of research or industry experience in the design and simulation of superconductor digital logic circuits. Your expertise extends to the full digital design flow, including RTL, synthesis, verification, timing closure, and post-fabrication validation. You are familiar with low-temperature measurements of superconductor digital logic circuits and have experience with superconducting quantum bits.

What you'll do

As a Research Scientist at Google, you will be responsible for designing and simulating superconductor digital logic circuits for quantum bits control and readout. You will engage in co-design loops with qubit designers and superconducting digital circuit designers, utilizing advanced IC design tools and numerical circuit simulation techniques to optimize signal integrity and manage thermal budgets in millikelvin conditions.

Your role will involve collaborating with teams focused on design, fabrication, and measurement to validate fully integrated quantum processors. You will publish high-quality research papers and present your findings at leading scientific conferences, contributing to the advancement of the state of the art in superconducting digital electronics.

What we offer

At Google, you will be part of a cutting-edge research environment that encourages innovation and collaboration. You will have the opportunity to work with some of the brightest minds in the field and contribute to groundbreaking advancements in quantum technology. We encourage you to apply even if your experience doesn't match every requirement, as we value diverse perspectives and backgrounds.