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Rigetti

IT Engineer

Fremont, CA$80k–$120kfull-timemidAdded yesterday

About this role

Primary IT support contact for a 250-person quantum research organization in Fremont, serving physicists, fab operators, engineers, and staff. You'll manage a critical infrastructure environment including active semiconductor fabrication lines and continuous research equipment where downtime is costly.

What you'll do

  • Provide first-line IT support to diverse user base across quantum R&D organization
  • Triage technical issues in fabrication lab and research environments with high uptime requirements
  • Manage end-user hardware, software, and infrastructure troubleshooting
  • Escalate complex issues appropriately and communicate status under pressure
  • Support specialized research equipment and lab infrastructure
  • Maintain awareness of quantum research workflows and operational constraints

What they're looking for

  • Technical troubleshooting and diagnostics
  • End-user IT support and communication
  • Ability to learn specialized lab/fab environments quickly
  • Issue prioritization and escalation judgment
  • Hardware and software support
  • Understanding of critical infrastructure and uptime requirements
  • Stress management and clear communication under pressure
  • Problem analysis and triage
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Rigetti

Rigetti builds superconducting quantum computers and the design tools needed to develop them. The company is hiring Quantum Engineers, test engineers for RF and cryogenic systems, and software engineers to advance its quantum hardware and manufacturing capabilities.

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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about a time you supported users in a technical or specialized environment different from typical corporate IT.
  • How would you approach learning about semiconductor fabrication or quantum research infrastructure without prior experience?