Junior Physicist

FIELDLINE INDUSTRIESBoulder County, Colorado, United States
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Posted

10/13/2026

Employment

Full time

Range

$80k - $110k/year

Work style

On-site

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Core responsibilities

The Junior Physicist will test, characterize, and operate quantum magnetometers while supporting sensor development through experimental setups and data analysis. They will also assist in automating measurement procedures and integrating sensors into real-world platforms.

Requirements overview

Candidates must hold a Bachelor's or Master's degree in physics, applied physics, or electrical engineering. Hands-on laboratory experience with optics, lasers, and Python for data analysis is required.

Key skills

Quantum magnetometersOpticsLasersPythonData analysisAutomationElectronicsElectrical measurementsOscilloscopesLock-in amplifiersNoise analysisField workCAD3D printingEmbedded systemsInstrument control

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Education requirements

bachelor degreepostgraduate degree

About FIELDLINE INDUSTRIES

Industry

Defense and Space Manufacturing

Employees

3

Type

Privately Held

Size

2-10 employees

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Job categories

Science & ResearchEngineeringTechnology

Description

Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Company parties Competitive salary Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance About Us - FLI FieldLine Industries is a Colorado-based quantum sensing company developing and manufacturing high-sensitivity quantum magnetometers and advanced multi-sensor systems. Our technology is being applied in a wide variety of application areas including navigation in GNSS-denied environments, unexploded ordnance detection, maritime sensing, and space systems. Our technology sits at the intersection of quantum physics, precision engineering, and real-world deployment—transforming applications in navigation, space and geographical mapping, geophysics, defense applications, and fundamental research. We’re a small, highly technical team that values solving problems together, with curiosity, rigor, reliability and humor. We are taking on several exciting projects this year, and are seeking a Junior Physicist to join the team. The Role Work with the team in the development, characterization, and operation of quantum magnetometers, from laboratory experiments through integration and deployment in real-world Platforms. Responsibilities Test and characterize quantum magnetometers, benchmarking their performance against component specifications and identifying sources of noise and performance limitations. Support sensor development by designing and implementing tabletop experimental setups, collecting and analyzing data. Work with the team to automate measurement procedures and control laboratory instrumentation. Support sensor integration into platforms and their deployment in the field. Document experimental procedures and results and present findings at internal and external meetings. Qualifications BS or MS in physics, applied physics, electrical engineering, or a related field. Hands-on laboratory experience with optics and lasers. Experience with Python for data analysis and automation. Working knowledge of electronics and electrical measurements, including oscilloscopes, lock-in amplifiers, and basic noise concepts. Willingness to perform field work, including travel and working in outdoor conditions. Nice to Have Experience with optical, atomic, or quantum sensors. Experience with low-noise measurements and instrumentation. Basic mechanical design skills, including CAD and/or 3D printing for payload mounts. Experience with embedded systems or instrument control, such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or DAQ hardware. Why join FieldLine Work on cutting-edge quantum technology moving from lab to real-world impact High ownership and visibility—your designs will define the product Close collaboration with world-class physicists, engineers and research institutions Competitive benefits package A culture that values deep thinking, fast iteration, and building things that matter Quarterly teambuilding events Finally, we believe in maintaining a healthy work-life balance and do our best to support our team in enjoying life beyond the workday. Extended, 80-hour workweeks are not part of the expectation here. Employment Type: Full-time, Onsite Location: 5540 Central Ave STE 220 Boulder, CO 80301 Job Level: 1+ yrs experience

Requirements

  • •Quantum magnetometers
  • •Optics
  • •Lasers
  • •Python
  • •Data analysis
  • •Automation
  • •Electronics
  • •Electrical measurements
  • •Oscilloscopes
  • •Lock-in amplifiers
  • •Noise analysis
  • •Field work
  • •CAD
  • •3D printing
  • •Embedded systems
  • •Instrument control

Benefits

  • •401(k)
  • •401(k) matching
  • •Company parties
  • •Competitive salary
  • •Dental insurance
  • •Paid time off
  • •Vision insurance

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