QuEra Computing builds neutral-atom quantum computers and the software layer around them, with a stack spanning Cirq, Qiskit, Julia and C++ alongside optics and photonics tools like Zemax, Lumerical and Tidy3D. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, engineering- and research-heavy. Adoption of Terraform, Ansible, Helm, Flux and network access control tools points to hardening infrastructure for HPC and cloud delivery.
QuEra Computing is a Boston-headquartered, privately held company founded in 2018 that designs and builds quantum computers based on neutral atoms. It serves enterprise innovators, HPC centers and government organizations. The company employs 51–200 people and hires across the United States, Japan and Canada. Its work covers hardware design, optical systems, compilers, quantum error correction and integration with HPC and cloud partners.
QuEra uses Python, C++, Julia, Cirq and Qiskit for quantum software, Zemax, Lumerical, Tidy3D and KLayout for optics and photonics, plus Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform and AWS, Azure and Oracle Cloud.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering and research, mostly at senior level, with openings in the United States, Japan and Canada.
Active work includes building neutral-atom quantum computers, co-designing compilers with hardware simulation, quantum error correction schemes, ML inference for quantum control, and integration with HPC and cloud partners.
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