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Technergetics

Integrated Photonics Engineer I

Rome, NY$75k–$95kfull-timeentryAdded today

About this role

Entry-level integrated photonics engineer supporting quantum technology research at AFRL in Rome, NY. You'll assist in developing and characterizing photonic systems for quantum networks, optical sensing, and communications while learning simulation and layout software under senior mentorship.

What you'll do

  • Assist with design, simulation, and optimization of integrated photonic devices for quantum information processing and sensing applications
  • Support integration of photonics with light sources, detectors, and control systems
  • Participate in tape-out process and testing of integrated photonic circuits
  • Learn and use photonic simulation software such as Ansys Lumerical and COMSOL
  • Begin using layout software like GDSFactory and KLayout for circuit design
  • Support system-level design and optimization for quantum entanglement and data transfer in photonics setups

What they're looking for

  • Photonic device design and simulation
  • Integrated photonics fundamentals
  • Quantum optics and quantum information science
  • Optical testing and characterization techniques
  • Photonic simulation software (Lumerical, COMSOL, ADS)
  • Layout software (GDSFactory, KLayout)
  • Quantum algorithms and protocols
  • Attention to detail and problem-solving

Benefits

  • Mentorship from senior engineers in quantum photonics
  • Hands-on experience with cutting-edge quantum technology research
  • Access to AFRL facilities and Innovare Advancement Center
  • On-site work environment supporting professional development
  • Entry-level position with growth potential in advanced photonics
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Technergetics

Technergetics advances quantum computing and quantum networking technologies through research partnerships with government agencies like AFRL and DARPA. The company is hiring systems engineers and photonics engineers to evaluate fault-tolerant quantum systems, design integrated photonic devices, and drive the practical application of quantum technologies.

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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about your photonic device design experience from coursework, internships, or research projects.
  • How would you approach learning Lumerical or COMSOL simulation software, and what's your experience with similar design tools?