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Quantum Systems Accelerator Project Scientist
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory · Posted 32 days ago
Develop and optimize superconducting qubit fabrication processes using advanced ALD/ALE techniques at a world-leading national lab with 17 Nobel laureate associations.
Quantum Systems Accelerator Project Scientist
🔍 Bay Area, California, United States
💼 MF-Molecular Foundry
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107524 Requisition #
The Molecular Foundry Division at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) seeks a Quantum Systems Accelerator Project Scientist to advance the materials and fabrication science behind higher-performing superconducting qubits. Working at the intersection of superconducting materials, quantum-device fabrication, interface engineering, and advanced materials characterization, you will develop and study thin-film processes using the Molecular Foundry's QIS cluster tool, with particular emphasis on Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) and Atomic Layer Etching (ALE). You will investigate how material composition, purity, interfaces, and fabrication conditions influence superconducting-device performance, turning those insights into improved processes, publishable research, and collaborative advances for the Quantum Systems Accelerator and Molecular Foundry scientific community.
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