Quantum Hardware Assembly Technician at QuantWare, Delft. A mid-level full time position in the Operations team, listed under hardware engineering.
What We Offer At QuantWare, you'll be part of a high-performing team of world-class experts in an ambitious, fast-moving environment. From day one, you'll have the trust, tools, and support to do your best work. Here’s what you can expect: Competitive salary - A salary that reflects the impact and importance of the role (and of course 8% holiday allowance) Pension that’s built to last - A generous and future-proof pension plan that includes partner and dependent coverage. Flexibility built on trust - We focus on outcomes. Work flexibly, in a hybrid setup, with an open vacation policy that lets you manage your time Personal growth - We invest in your L&D, with a budget available to each team member, dependent on their individual ambitions, development needs, and performance A connected team - We make space to celebrate wins together, with team events, offsites, and spontaneous moments that bring us closer
Responsibilities
Assemble quantum chips into their packaging, working from technical drawings and work instructions to place and mount the chip in its housing and mount the chip in its housing with the PCB.
Make the electrical connections, wirebonding (manual and automatic) will be a significant part of the daily activities, as well as manual soldering.
Measure and test your work, performing the defined electrical and mechanical checks and recording the results, so issues are caught before a device moves on.
Finish and close the package, including sealing, inspection, laser engraving and preparing for transportation to the measurement location.
Load our cryogenic fridges with new chips to be measured, mounting packaged samples and QPUs, making the wiring, thermal and mechanical connections, and closing up the system with magnetic shields.
Safeguard quality, handling fragile, high-value parts with care and following handling and ESD procedures, because a single scratch, particle or ESD event can ruin a chip.
Flag deviations early, stopping and raising it with the Assembly Tech Lead when something does not match the instruction or does not look right, rather than improvising a fix.
Help improve how we work, giving practical feedback on work instructions, fixtures and tools while our processes are still maturing.
Keep a safe, clean and organised workplace, applying 5S and HSE rules every day and making sure your bench, tooling and consumables are ready.
Requirements
MBO-level technical education (level 3 or 4) or equivalent, for example in mechatronics, mechanical engineering, electronics, fine-mechanical or precision engineering, or lab or instrument technology.
4+ years of hands-on experience assembling mechanical, electrical or mechatronic systems; relevant internships count.
Able to read work instructions with photos and technical drawings, and comfortable with basic digital tools and production systems.
Good with your hands at two scales: precision in assembly, handling of fine devices and connectors, and mechanical assembly such as bolting, cabling and fitting larger parts together.
Precise and patient, with a genuine liking for detailed hands-on work done well, every time, and a practical approach to solving problems.
Comfortable with structured, repeatable work, and disciplined about following instructions step by step and recording what you did.
Comfortable in an environment that is still being built, where not every process is finished yet and priorities can shift.
A team player in a young, driven team who communicates openly and speaks up when something isn't right.
Good command of technical English.
Nice to Have
Experience with wirebonding, die attach or other chip-packaging / microelectronics assembly.
Experience with measurements, diagnostics or troubleshooting.
Experience in a lab, ESD-controlled or 5S production environment.
Experience assembling, servicing or setting up complex equipment, instruments or machines.
Familiarity with cryogenics or vacuum systems.
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Quantum Hardware Assembly Technician in Delft werkgever: Entangled Future
QuantWare is een uitstekende werkgever die zich richt op het ontwikkelen van baanbrekende quantumprocessoren in Delft. Met een sterke focus op samenwerking en innovatie biedt QuantWare een stimulerende werkomgeving waar medewerkers de kans krijgen om te groeien en bij te dragen aan wereldveranderende technologieën. De unieke VIO™ technologie en de mogelijkheid om te werken aan cutting-edge projecten maken het een aantrekkelijke plek voor ambitieuze ingenieurs die willen bijdragen aan de toekomst van quantumcomputing.
