RFSoC Quantum Control Lead for Qubits & Sensors

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national institute of standards technologyBoulder (CO)

Physicists Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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About the role

NIST seeks a Principal Investigator to lead a program developing FPGA-based RFSoC quantum control for qubits and quantum sensors, including DDS without up- and down-conversion and multi-tone drift tracking with nanosecond response. The role involves advancing a scalable system and public dissemination of software, with demonstrations on superconducting qubits and detector arrays. The associate researcher will join the Quantum Sensors Division in Boulder, CO, collaborating with NIST staff and

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