Field Engineer: Cryogenics and RF Hardware

Technical background in Physics, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent industrial (MS or PhD a plus)

Strong proficiency with general-purpose electronic test equipment (oscilloscopes, network analyzers, multimeters, DC power supplies, etc.)

Direct, hands-on experience operating and troubleshooting dilution refrigerators (required)

Substantial hands-on experience working with sub-Kelvin cryogenic systems

Experience operating and maintaining high-availability laboratory or industrial equipment

Experience assembling, servicing, and maintaining scientific instruments or complex electro-mechanical systems

Familiarity with vacuum systems, vacuum plumbing, P&IDs, and standard fittings and practices. Strong experience in vacuum equipment assembly and debug using helium leak detection.

Working knowledge of statistical methods for test and validation (e.g., DOE, Six Sigma, simulation)

Attention to detail in documentation (writing and following Work Instructions and Standard Operating Procedures) plus excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Experience working with external vendors, partners, or customers