
- Location
- Israel
- Workplace
- Not stated
- Employment
- Full-time
- Level
- Senior
- Job family
- Quantum hardware engineering
- Posted
- 14 Oct 2026
About the role
Quantum-Art is a full-stack quantum computing company developing state-of-the-art quantum computing systems based on trapped-ion technology, encompassing both hardware and software. Our platforms integrate precision laser delivery, ultra-stable opto-mechanical assemblies, ion-trap hardware, and quantum-grade vacuum systems. We are expanding our opto-mechanical team and seek an engineer with strong opto-mechanical design capabilities to help build high-performance beam delivery and optical subsystems.
In this role, you will be responsible for designing and implementing free-space optical setups with a major focus on robust, stable, and tightly engineered opto-mechanical solutions. You will translate optical requirements into mechanical designs that minimize drift, ensure long-term alignment stability, and integrate seamlessly into compact quantum system architectures.
Responsibilities
- Lead the opto-mechanical design of optical modules, including mounts, sub-assemblies, mechanical interfaces, compact beam-delivery modules, and vacuum-compatible components.
- Develop stable free-space optical layouts (beam shaping, splitting, polarization management, mode-matching, fiber coupling).
- Create detailed mechanical drawings, tolerancing analyses, and assembly documentation.
- Perform optical and mechanical simulations (Gaussian beam propagation, thermal and vibration sensitivity, mechanical stiffness, etc.).
- Own the assembly, alignment, and characterization of optical modules.
- Work closely with mechanical, systems, and quantum-hardware teams to ensure seamless integration into vacuum systems and ion-trap environments.
- Support transition from R&D prototypes to manufacturable, production-ready sub-systems.
Source: Quantum Art's careers page via Html. Read by TQI on 1 Nov 2026.