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Q Ant Gmbh.jobs.personio.de

Lab Software Automation Engineer (m/f/d)

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  • Mid level
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Location
Stuttgart
Open for
6 days
First seen
Oct 30, 2026
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About the role

Your mission

The future of AI computing is light, not electrons.Â

As Lab Software Automation Engineer (m/f/d) , you will bring strong software engineering expertise directly into our lab environment. You will bridge the gap between R&D bringup and operations, equipping our teams with the software tools, routines, and automation needed to efficiently perform complex measurements and hardware testing. By embedding a "data-first" and software-driven mindset into the lab, you will ensure high-quality deliverables and enable the seamless transition of our photonic NPUs from R&D to full production.

At Q.ANT, we are building photonic processing systems that compute with light—delivering a scalable, energy-efficient alternative to transistor-based architectures for next-generation AI and high-performance computing.

Your Impact & Responsibilities

  • Drive Lab Automation: Define measurement strategies, develop robust measurement routines, and automate software tasks across bringup and operations to streamline production workflows.Â
  • Bridge Bringup & Operations:Â Serve as the central technical connection between R&D systems engineering, bringup teams, and operations, ensuring high dependability and on-time NPU deliveries (OTIF).Â
  • Enable Data Analytics: Lead data-gathering efforts and manage long-term database storage to provide actionable insights for R&D and key stakeholders.Â
  • Optimize Software Protocols: Establish clear software protocols, best practices, and documentation for lab tasks, while consulting on and developing internal lab software tools.Â
  • Solve Complex Lab Challenges: Work autonomously to investigate and resolve complex measurement or hardware bringup issues using structured software engineering principles.Â
  • Scale Internal Capabilities:Â Over time, expand automation systems to connect with backend operational databases and explore cross-reusability of software tools within R&D.Â

Your profile

  • Education: B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, PhysicsÂ
  • Software Core : Solid foundation in software engineering principles and hands-on proficiency in Python.Â
  • Lab & Automation Focus: Strong interest or experience in lab automation, IT automation, or signal processing.Â
  • Data & Tooling:Â Familiarity with modern software workflows (e.g., GitHub Flow) and interest/experience with databases and data visualization tools.Â
  • Mindset:Â Highly analytical, solution-oriented, with strong ownership and self-leadership skills to drive processes forward independently.Â
  • Experience Level: Open to both promising entry-level candidates with strong relevant foundations and experienced specialists/experts. Prior lab experience and exposure to lab automation frameworks (e.g., LabVIEW or similar tools) is a plus!Â

Why us?

  • Work on the leading edge: Photonic AI acceleration technologies that will define the next decade of computing - already validated in production HPC environments.Â
  • Make impact at scale: Help solve one of computing's biggest challenges—making growing demand in compute and sustainability go hand in hand.Â
  • Own your work from day one: Broad autonomy and decision authority with direct impact on product success, production efficiency, and overall NPU quality.Â
  • Fast-track your growth: Work on challenges with few industry precedents—every problem you solve becomes new institutional knowledge and potentially industry-defining IP.Â
  • World-class team:Â Collaborate alongside a passionate, international, cross-functional team of experts in photonics, processor design, and AI systems.Â
  • Direct access to leadership: Work closely with the company's leaders, including VP SW and founders, within a transparent and fast-moving structure.Â
  • Collaborative culture:Â Innovative work environment that values technical excellence, open communication, and pragmatic problem-solving.Â
  • Be part of history: Join at the inflection point where photonic computing transitions from research to mainstream—your contributions will shape this transformation.Â

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