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HCLTech · Redmond, Washington
We are seeking a hands-on cryo-mechanical lab engineer to support dilution refrigerator upgrades, retrofit integration, and sustaining improvements across quantum hardware systems. This role is focused on executing well-documented mechanical upgrades in active lab environments, improving repeatability of fridge configuration changes, and collaborating closely with cryogenic systems, packaging, facilities, and test engineers.
Key
Cryo-mechanical fridge upgrades
Install and rework cryo-mechanical hardware associated with fridge upgrades, including mechanical interfaces, shields, plates, brackets, harness routing supports, vacuum components, and integration fixtures.
Execute defined fridge upgrade procedures and capture build records, configuration changes, deviations, and lessons learned for future upgrade campaigns.
Support early bring-up and validation of upgraded fridge configurations under engineering guidance, including mechanical fit checks, thermal anchoring reviews, leak-check readiness, and cooldown preparation.
Lab Operations
Maintain clean, organized lab workspaces
Track work performed, materials used, and results
Debug & Collaboration
Identify mechanical fit, thermalization, vacuum, routing, contamination, or configuration issues during upgrade execution and escalate with supporting data.
Capture photos, measurements, torque records, configuration notes, and observations to support upgrade debug, engineering review, and future procedure improvements.
Work closely with internal engineers while owning day‑to‑day execution
Skills & Experience Required
Cryogenic Systems / Cryogenic Engineering
Quantum Physics / Quantum Hardware
Rapid Cooling / Ultra-Low Temperature Systems (Helium or Liquid Nitrogen based)
Semiconductor Equipment / Hardware Integration
Vacuum Systems, Vacuum Testing & Leak Detection
Direct experience working in a cryogenic, vacuum, hardware integration, or research lab environment.
Comfort with precision assembly, rework, or similar physical lab work
Ability to follow, redline, and improve written upgrade procedures while preserving configuration control and engineering intent.
Ability to travel up to 50% for fridge upgrade activities, including trips lasting up to two weeks at a time.
Technical Background
Familiarity with cryogenic systems, vacuum hardware, precision mechanical assemblies, thermal interfaces, instrumentation routing, or related hardware.
Experience with dilution refrigerators, cryostats, vacuum systems, leak checking, thermal anchoring, low-temperature wiring, or cooldown preparation.
Exposure to quantum hardware systems where cryogenic reliability, mechanical integration, and thermal performance affect system readiness.
Details
| Company | HCLTech |
| Location | Redmond, Washington |
| Type | FULL TIME |
| Niche | Full-time |