QPICs, short for Quantum Photonic Integrated Circuits, is establishing rapid turnkey fabrication of photonic devices at the Colorado Quantum Commons in partnership with Elevate Quantum.
QPICs-powered devices are smaller, lighter, and more power-efficient than traditional optics and photonics. Uniquely, we target research and development, up to mid-scale production, assisting PIC developers by delivering devices with fidelity to their designs and fast turnaround. Our production capabilities target that intermediate space between development and high-volume foundries, aiming for hundreds up to tens of thousands of devices per year.
We are tapping into transformational tech in opto-electronics, where compact devices and photonic subsystems enable new applications in quantum computers and sensors, communications, LIDAR, wearable health monitors, and AR/VR displays.
QPICs is accelerating every aspect of production and implementation: developing these photonics devices, delivering unique prototypes through limited production runs, and linking our processes to high-volume foundries.
QPICs is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Integrated Photonics Process Scientist/Engineer to lead the development and implementation of a new fast-turn fabrication process for cutting-edge photonic integrated circuits (PICs).
The right candidate is willing to relentlessly pursue this challenge and ultimately to change the development process for photonics devices and systems. This role is responsible for the design, implementation, and qualification of PIC fab processes, along with the selection and qualification of the tools required to deliver these processes.