Design and test cryogenic hardware at D-Wave in Burnaby, applying engineering analysis and hands-on troubleshooting to quantum computers. Approximately 10% travel is expected.
As a Cryogenics Engineer II, you will independently drive assigned projects from planning through implementation and verification. You will design, prototype, test, and refine cryogenic components and subsystems. The work includes experiments, data analysis, troubleshooting, and collaboration with mechanical, electrical, processor development, software, and operations teams.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design, prototype, test, and refine cryogenic components
- Plan experiments characterizing cryogenic system performance
- Analyze test data and investigate performance limits
- 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
- Valid passport and willingness to travel internationally
Bring cryogenic systems expertise, measured-data analysis, and hardware verification skills to D-Wave's Burnaby quantum computing team.
Cryogenic Hardware Engineer II in Burnaby employer: D-Wave
D-Wave Quantum Inc. is an exceptional employer located in the vibrant city of Burnaby, Canada, offering a dynamic work culture that fosters innovation and collaboration among engineers and scientists. Employees benefit from opportunities for professional growth and development while working on cutting-edge quantum technology, all within a supportive environment that values creativity and teamwork.
