Jobs at Quantum Fuel Systems LLC

This on-site role at General Dynamics Mission Systems in Pittsfield, MA, involves advanced systems administration for secure Information Technology Limited Access Area teams. The position focuses on maintaining and designing secure physical and virtual infrastructures, performing vulnerability scanning, system remediation, and OS patching to ensure compliance with strict government standards. Key responsibilities include managing RedHat Linux and Windows Server environments, implementing security controls, and serving as a technical point of contact for complex infrastructure issues. The opportunity is appealing for professionals seeking to work on cutting-edge national security projects using technologies like AI and cloud-native solutions within a collaborative, high-performance culture that values innovation and trust.

This Buyer II role within Amazon's Center for Quantum Computing supports the procurement of specialized hardware for cloud quantum services. The position involves managing the full procure-to-pay lifecycle, including negotiating complex contracts for scientific equipment, creating purchase orders, and coordinating with global trade compliance and legal teams. Key responsibilities include leading RFPs, optimizing vendor strategies, and presenting data-driven insights to senior leadership. The role appeals to candidates seeking a fast-paced environment where they can design long-term solutions with minimal guidance while collaborating with research scientists. It offers opportunities for mentorship, career growth, and a culture that values work-life harmony and inclusive team dynamics. The position is based in Pasadena, California.

This Senior Quantum Engineer role at Core4ce focuses on providing expert guidance for complex GEOINT challenges using quantum and classical computing methods. The position involves analyzing quantum machine learning architectures, conducting trade studies, and designing systems to solve difficult technical problems in national security. Key responsibilities include performing functional analysis, developing algorithms for image processing and object detection, and translating advanced quantum concepts for non-technical audiences. The role is designed with flexibility to evolve with business needs, offering significant opportunities for individual growth. It appeals to innovators driven by a mission to strengthen national security, supported by a culture that encourages bold ideas through internal innovation programs. The company provides extensive professional development, comprehensive benefits, and a collaborative environment for critical thinkers. This position requires an active TS/SCI clearance and is based on a flexible work arrangement.

The Sr Electronics Test Technician role is based at a defense contractor facility in Canonsburg, PA, supporting engineering activities for advanced systems involving cyber, RF, and quantum technologies. Key responsibilities include performing component-level troubleshooting on analog, digital, and power electronics assemblies, analyzing circuit schematics to isolate faults, and conducting functional and environmental tests using specialized diagnostic equipment. The position appeals to candidates seeking to work with top-secret, cutting-edge technologies while collaborating with a team of bold thinkers. The role offers opportunities for continuous professional development and innovation, requiring an Associate's degree or equivalent experience with strong skills in circuit analysis and hardware fabrication.

This hybrid Digital Merchandiser role at Vans supports eCommerce strategies across North American websites and mobile apps within the Digital Merchandising & Content team. Key responsibilities include executing daily site merchandising, maintaining product data integrity across various platforms, and optimizing category performance using conversion and revenue metrics. The position requires close collaboration with Marketing, Product, and Buying teams to manage seasonal product lifecycles and enhance customer discovery tools. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work within a culture that champions creativity and non-conformity while driving the brand's mission forward. Candidates will benefit from a collaborative environment that values continuous progression and offers a hybrid work arrangement with three days on-site at the Costa Mesa headquarters.

This senior full-stack and DevSecOps platform engineering role focuses on building an internal security automation platform for SBOM and CBOM inventory, vulnerability scanning, and AI-driven remediation. The position requires designing centralized platforms, integrating security tools into Jenkins or GitLab CI/CD pipelines, and creating automated workflows to safely fix vulnerabilities using AI agents. Key responsibilities include managing cryptographic inventory, building dashboards for vulnerability posture, and ensuring all AI-assisted changes undergo strict validation before deployment. The role appeals to engineers seeking to combine Java development with advanced security operations and cloud infrastructure on AWS. It offers a hybrid work arrangement requiring three days onsite weekly in Irving, Texas, and provides an opportunity to work at the intersection of software engineering, security compliance, and emerging AI technologies.

This senior engineering role combines full-stack development with DevSecOps to build an internal security automation platform focused on SBOM and CBOM inventory. The position requires designing centralized systems for vulnerability scanning, integrating security tools into CI/CD pipelines, and creating AI-driven workflows for safe code remediation. Key responsibilities include managing cryptographic inventories, automating dependency fixes, and developing dashboards to track security posture. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work at the intersection of Java development, cloud infrastructure, and emerging AI technologies. It offers the opportunity to solve complex security challenges within a collaborative environment that bridges application, security, and platform teams. The position is based in Dallas, Texas, with a hybrid schedule requiring three days of in-office work.

This Data Engineer role within IBM Quantum focuses on designing and operating data pipelines that power insights into quantum hardware performance and platform operations. The position involves building scalable ETL processes to integrate diverse technical datasets, including system telemetry and experiment logs, into trusted analytics assets. Key responsibilities include developing orchestration workflows using Apache Airflow, optimizing data flow with PostgreSQL and Presto, and implementing streaming architectures with Apache Kafka. The role appeals to candidates interested in deep technology and quantum computing, offering the opportunity to collaborate with cross-functional teams on cutting-edge systems. The position supports a mission-driven environment where data solutions directly influence the roadmap for leading quantum computing systems.

The Data Engineer role at IBM Quantum focuses on designing and operating data pipelines that power insights into quantum hardware performance and platform operations. The position involves building scalable ETL processes to integrate diverse technical datasets, including system telemetry and experiment logs, into trusted analytics assets. Key responsibilities include developing orchestration workflows using Apache Airflow, applying advanced SQL with PostgreSQL and Presto, and implementing streaming architectures with Kafka. This opportunity appeals to engineers interested in deep technology, offering the chance to contribute to the world's leading quantum computing systems while collaborating across hardware, firmware, and product teams. The role supports a culture of innovation and continuous improvement within a high-impact engineering environment.

The Government Programs Specialist role at PsiQuantum supports the delivery of high-priority, and occasionally classified, quantum computing projects for U.S. and international government agencies. The position involves managing complex research and development contracts, leading cross-functional teams through proposal and negotiation phases, and ensuring strict compliance with federal regulations and accounting standards. Key responsibilities include serving as a primary point of contact for government customers, mitigating program risks, and coordinating with internal departments like Legal and Security to maintain operational integrity. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to the development of utility-scale quantum systems that will transform industries such as energy and pharmaceuticals. The role offers a dynamic environment within a mission-driven team focused on building the first fault-tolerant quantum computers, with work arrangements centered on the company's facilities in Chicago and Brisbane.

This opportunity involves multiple tenure-track faculty positions within the Intelligent Systems Engineering department at Indiana University Bloomington, focusing on microelectronics design and nanoscale engineering. The role requires developing a robust research portfolio to secure major funding, teaching and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students, and providing service to the university and professional community. Candidates will join a multi-year initiative to expand research in areas such as neuromorphic computing, quantum technologies, and advanced integrated circuits. The position is appealing for its potential to lead cutting-edge interdisciplinary research and contribute to academic excellence at a major research institution. Successful candidates are expected to work on the Bloomington campus to ensure full engagement with the department and community.

This Principal Engineer role within the Energetics and Propulsion Department at RTX focuses on the design and development of advanced one-shot devices, including initiators, gas generators, and pyroswitches. The position involves leading technical execution for power source systems, managing production efforts, and overseeing failure analysis and redesign initiatives. Key responsibilities include contributing to technology roadmaps, presenting design models to customers, and collaborating with suppliers to define specifications. The role offers the appeal of working on mission-critical aerospace and defense projects that help protect national security, supported by a culture of innovation and complex problem-solving. While the position is classified as remote, it requires U.S. citizenship and an active security clearance, with occasional travel to government facilities and suppliers.

This Principal Engineer role within the Energetics and Propulsion Department at RTX focuses on the design and development of advanced one-shot devices, including initiators, gas generators, and pyroswitches. The position involves leading technical execution for power source and propulsion systems, managing supplier collaborations, and conducting failure analysis to drive redesigns. Key responsibilities include defining technical requirements, supporting proposal efforts, and presenting design models to internal and customer stakeholders. The role offers the appeal of working on mission-critical defense projects that protect national security while contributing to the future of aerospace technology. As a remote position, it provides flexibility for professionals with an active U.S. government security clearance to solve complex engineering challenges from their home office, with occasional travel required for supplier and government facility visits.

The Cyber Security Lead role is a strategic position within the IT department focused on maturing an enterprise-wide cybersecurity program for a manufacturing environment. Key responsibilities include designing Zero Trust architectures, integrating security into AI and OT systems, and leading incident response efforts against emerging threats like agentic AI attacks and ransomware. The position requires collaborating with cross-functional teams to embed security into the SDLC and delivering executive-level risk reporting. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to work at the forefront of Industry 4.0 security challenges, offering a dynamic environment with a focus on innovation and continuous improvement. The role involves occasional travel between facilities and provides a comprehensive benefits package supporting professional growth and work-life balance.

This six-month Security Advisor role supports a senior advisory professional consulting on secure architecture and product design for medical devices, IoT, and cloud-native platforms. The position focuses on evaluating cybersecurity postures, conducting full-stack architecture reviews, and developing risk mitigation strategies for healthcare and e-commerce technologies. Key responsibilities include creating security guidance documentation, validating software supply chain security, and ensuring compliance with global standards like HIPAA and ISO 27001. The role appeals to experts seeking to influence policy for emerging technologies such as AI and quantum computing within a collaborative, guidance-focused environment. Based in St. Paul or North Chicago with minimal travel, the position offers a chance to shape secure-by-design practices for critical digital products while working closely with product owners and engineers.

The Mechanical Engineer II - Structural Engineer role is an onsite position within the Mechanical Analysis and Test Department at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona. The position focuses on ensuring structural and thermal design robustness for defense products throughout their lifecycle. Key responsibilities include performing detailed structural analyses, generating test plans to validate hardware compliance, analyzing test data to correlate models, and leading technical peer reviews. The role offers the opportunity to work alongside a large team of over 200 engineers on diverse assignments ranging from classical stress analysis to cutting-edge computer-aided methodologies. The position is appealing due to the chance to solve meaningful problems that enhance national security, access to robust career development programs, and a supportive culture that values innovation and collaboration. Candidates must be U.S. citizens with an active or transferable security clearance.

This full-time Automation and Controls Engineer role is based at Schneider Electric's Lexington, Kentucky facility and supports the Manufacturing Engineering team. The position involves creating automated equipment specifications, designing assembly lines, and developing PLC and HMI programs for testing and production systems. Key responsibilities include integrating machinery with digital manufacturing execution systems and collaborating with cross-functional teams to implement new hardware and software solutions. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a global leader in sustainability and electrification while working with advanced robotics and control technologies. The company offers a supportive culture focused on inclusion and professional growth, along with flexible work arrangements and comprehensive benefits.

This Principal Engineer role within the Energetics and Propulsion Department at RTX focuses on leading the design and development of advanced one-shot devices, including initiators, gas generators, and pyroswitches. The position involves technical oversight of power source batteries, managing production efforts, and driving failure analysis through system redesign. Key responsibilities include contributing to technology roadmaps, presenting design models to stakeholders, and collaborating with suppliers and government facilities. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve complex defense challenges that protect national security while offering remote work flexibility and access to a collaborative culture rooted in over a century of engineering innovation.

This Principal Engineer role within the Energetics and Propulsion Department at RTX focuses on leading the design and development of advanced one-shot devices, including initiators, gas generators, and pyroswitches. The position involves technical oversight of power source programs, managing production efforts, and driving failure analysis through system redesign. Key responsibilities include contributing to technology roadmaps, presenting design models to customers, and collaborating with suppliers to ensure technical rigor. The role offers the appeal of working on mission-critical aerospace and defense projects that help protect national security, supported by a culture of innovation and complex problem-solving. While designated as a remote position, the role requires occasional travel to suppliers and government facilities and mandates U.S. citizenship with an active security clearance.

This Principal Engineer role within the Energetics and Propulsion Department at RTX focuses on leading the design and development of advanced one-shot devices, including initiators, gas generators, and pyroswitches. The position involves technical oversight of power source programs, managing production efforts, and driving failure analysis through system redesign. Key responsibilities include contributing to technology roadmaps, presenting design models to customers, and collaborating with suppliers to define specifications. The role offers the appeal of working on mission-critical aerospace and defense projects that help protect national security, supported by a culture of innovation and complex problem-solving. While classified as a remote position, the role requires occasional travel to government facilities and suppliers. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and U.S. citizenship.

This Principal Engineer role within the Energetics and Propulsion Department at RTX focuses on leading the design and development of advanced one-shot devices, including initiators, gas generators, and pyroswitches. The position involves technical oversight of power source programs, managing production efforts, and driving failure analysis through system redesign. Key responsibilities include contributing to technology roadmaps, presenting design models to stakeholders, and collaborating with suppliers and government facilities. The role offers the appeal of working on mission-critical aerospace and defense projects that help protect national security, supported by a culture of innovation and complex problem-solving. While the position is designated as remote, it requires U.S. citizenship and an active security clearance, with occasional travel to suppliers and government sites.

This Principal Engineer role within the Energetics and Propulsion Department at RTX focuses on leading the design and development of advanced one-shot devices, including initiators, gas generators, and pyroswitches. The position involves technical oversight of power source programs, managing production efforts, and driving failure analysis through system redesign. Key responsibilities include contributing to technology roadmaps, supporting proposal development, and serving as a liaison for resource assignments and supplier collaborations. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve complex defense challenges while working in a remote capacity with opportunities for occasional travel to government facilities and suppliers. Candidates will join a global team dedicated to national security and innovation, benefiting from a culture that emphasizes career development, flexible work schedules, and comprehensive wellness programs.