Ron Kelly

President & CEO

Mitch Robson | Research & Development Scientist

Mitch Robson

CTO

Peter Kastelic | CFO

Peter Kastelic

CFO

Liam Kelly

Head of Development

Priyanka Brojabasi

Senior Scientist

Archana Tiwari

Senior Scientist

 

Sujatha Vijayakrishnan

R&D Scientist

Akinwumi Akinpelu

R&D Scientist

Michael Lebby | Science Team

Michael Lebby

Scientist

Bill Langer | Chairman of the Board

Bill Langer

Board Chairman

Bruce Barnhill | Board Member & Corporate Secretary

Bruce Barnhill

Board Member & Corporate Secretary

Michael Strasser | Board Member

Michael Strasser

Board Member

 
Patrick Murphy | Board Member

Patrick Murphy

Board Member

Hemant Patel | Board Member

Hemant Patel

Board Member

Anna Leese De Escobar | Board Member

Anna Leese de Escobar

Board Member

Raj Jammy | Board Member

Raj Jammy

Board Member

Christopher Coates

Canadian Board Member

Catherine Blewett

Canadian Board Member

 
Rick Toering | Outside Legal

Rick Toering

Outside Legal

Alonzo Kelly | Advisor

Alonzo Kelly

Advisor

Adam Kablanian | Advisor

Adam Kablanian

Advisor

Geoff Williamson | Advisor

Geoff Williamson

Advisor

Craig Changstrom | Advisor

Craig Changstrom

Advisor

Ron Stritch | Advisor

Ron Stritch

Advisor

 

In Memoriam

Davis Hartman | Science Team

Davis Hartman

 
 
 

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Job Opportunities

 
  • Ambature is seeking a highly skilled Process Engineer to support the development and fabrication of next-generation superconducting devices. This role centers on cleanroom microfabrication, thin-film processing, and device-level testing, with the goal of maturing Ambature’s high-temperature superconducting technologies into robust, repeatable, and scalable processes.

    This is a hands-on, fabrication-focused position based in San Jose, California, working onsite at a leading research partner’s cleanroom facility. You will collaborate closely with Ambature’s Science Team to scale our R&D-level process into robust manufacturable workflows while improving yield, increasing throughput, and accelerating prototype development.

    In this role, you will:

    • Develop, optimize, and execute cleanroom fabrication processes for superconducting devices (e.g., Josephson junctions, SQUIDs)

    • Perform thin-film deposition (PVD, PLD, sputtering), photolithography, etching, and metrology in an ISO 5-7 (Class 100–1000) cleanroom environment

    • Perform device-level electrical characterization to validate process performance

    • Implement process controls, documentation, and continuous improvement methodologies to enhance reproducibility and yield of target KPIs

    • Apply structured, data-driven engineering methods to diagnose issues and optimize processes

    • Collaborate with Ambature’s Science Team to translate device designs into process flows and provide fabrication-driven insights

    • Maintain detailed experimental records, analyze data, and communicate results clearly to internal and external stakeholders

    • Support IP development through process documentation, invention disclosures, and technical contributions

    • Ensure safe operation of cleanroom tools and adherence to facility protocols

    Required Qualifications:

    • M.Sc or B.Eng (with equivalent experience) in engineering physics, materials science, electrical engineering, nanotechnology, or a related field

    • Hands-on experience with microfabrication processes in a cleanroom environment

    • Proficiency with thin-film deposition, photolithography, and wet/dry etching

    • Proficiency with metrology tools such as SEM, AFM, profilometry, and optical inspection

    • Experience with device testing and electrical characterization (I-V, 4pt, contact resistance)

    • Strong proficiency with data-driven engineering methods (DoE, RCA, and SPC)

    • Strong data analysis skills and proficiency with scientific plotting/reporting tools

    • Excellent communication skills and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively

    • Strong attention to detail, time management, and process discipline

    • Must be eligible to work in the United States and available to begin as soon as possible (target: May 2026)

    Desired Qualifications:

    • Experience with superconducting materials or devices (e.g., ReBCO, Josephson junctions, SQUIDs)

    • 2+ years of industry experience in semiconductor, quantum-device, or advanced-materials fabrication

    • Experience developing or optimizing multi-step process flows

    • Familiarity with cryogenic measurement systems (e.g., PPMS, dilution refrigerators, LHe/LN2 setups)

    • Patents, publications, or demonstrated contributions to fabrication-driven R&D

    Compensation:

    This is a full-time position with a salary range of $110,000 - $125,000 USD.

    How to Apply:

    Send your CV to mitch.robson@ambature.com with “Process Engineer” in the subject line.

  • We’re always looking for talented people who share our passion for superconducting technologies to join our team. If you have experience working with superconducting materials, devices, or simulations, we’d love to hear from you.

    Even if we don’t have a specific role posted here, we’re continually exploring opportunities to bring exceptional individuals onto our team, especially those with industry experience.

    Desired Qualifications:

    • 3+ years of industry experience working with superconductors

    • Experience with ReBCO or other high-temperature superconductors

    • Patents or high impact papers

    • Testing: Expertise in cryogenic and RT electrical measurements of superconducting materials, devices, and circuits

    • Fabrication: Expertise in principles and techniques of cleanroom device fabrication (e.g. Photolithography, PVD/PLD deposition, dry etching) as well as characterization (e.g. SEM, AFM, optical)

    • Simulation: Expertise in simulating superconducting materials, devices, or circuits

    How to apply: