QuEra Computing, Inc.

Scientific Software Engineer - Developer Experience

QuEra Computing, Inc.
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2 months ago
Boston, MA, USAEntry Level / Mid Level / Senior
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Base Salary

$102k - $166k/yr

Responsibilities

  • Influence language design, IR architecture, and API reviews from a developer-experience perspective.
  • Prototype error messages, visualizations, and workflow concepts to evaluate API decisions.
  • Help define how errors are represented, surfaced, and attributed across compiler passes.
  • Build circuit diagrams, error syndrome plots, and result-analysis tooling.
  • Improve the workflow from Bloqade programs through emulation output to hardware jobs, including CLI and actionable feedback.
  • Help promote internal examples into standard-library primitives and implement the initial primitives.

Requirements

  • Experience building developer-facing tooling such as compiler frontends, LSP servers, linters, SDK APIs, or notebook tooling.
  • Ability to read and write Rust and Python, including work with Kirin, the execution layer, and user-facing SDKs.
  • Strong interest in designing useful error messages and influencing platform or language design.
  • Comfort prototyping against unstable APIs and using feedback to inform design.
  • Willingness to grow into compiler engineering and work with an SSA-based compiler stack.
  • Preferred qualifications include technical visualization experience, familiarity with Python packaging and the scientific Python ecosystem, prior open-source work, and exposure to DSL design or compiler ergonomics.

Benefits

  • Equity grants are provided to all new hires.

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About QuEra Computing, Inc.

201-500 employees

QuEra Computing builds neutral-atom quantum computers and supporting software, offering access via its Aquila system on Amazon Braket and selling on-premise machines to research and enterprise users. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Boston, the privately held company delivered a large-scale system to Japan’s AIST and has been selected for DARPA quantum benchmarking efforts.

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