Quantum computing control systems and precision measurement instrumentation
Zurich Instruments manufactures hardware for quantum computing control and periodic signal measurement—lock-in amplifiers, arbitrary waveform generators, impedance analyzers, and related analog/RF tools. The stack is deep embedded (FPGA, VHDL, Verilog, C/C++) with Microsoft infrastructure (Intune, Entra ID) and scientific compute tools (MATLAB, LabVIEW). Hiring is balanced across engineering and sales with mid-level dominance, and pain points cluster around new product introduction, procedure scaling, and rapid growth in China—signals of a hardware company scaling manufacturing and go-to-market in parallel.
Zurich Instruments designs and manufactures advanced instrumentation for quantum computing applications and precision signal measurement. Based in Zurich and part of the Rohde & Schwarz group, the company operates subsidiaries and sales offices across Germany, Japan, USA, South Korea, France, and China. The product portfolio spans quantum computing control systems, lock-in amplifiers, arbitrary waveform generators, impedance analyzers, phase-locked loops, digitizers, and boxcar averagers—serving scientists, technologists, and research institutions. Active initiatives focus on expanding the quantum business segment, introducing new products, and supporting rapid market growth in China and EMEA regions.
Embedded and FPGA-heavy: VHDL, Verilog, C/C++, FPGA design; scientific software integration via MATLAB and LabVIEW; Microsoft 365, Azure, Intune for infrastructure; Altium Designer and CST Studio Suite for hardware design.
Primarily Switzerland and Germany; also active hiring in Japan, China, and the United States. Current open roles span engineering, sales, research, manufacturing, and support.
Quantum computing control systems, lock-in amplifiers, arbitrary waveform generators, impedance analyzers, phase-locked loops, digitizers, and boxcar averagers for research and industrial measurement applications.
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