Fabrication Operator

At IQM, we build world-leading quantum computers for the well-being of humankind. We design systems to tackle computational challenges beyond the practical limits of classical machines. Our work sits at the edge of science and engineering.

It's complex, demanding, and deeply collaborative. We turn deep research into reliable, full-stack systems that drive discoveries in fields like medicine, energy, and technology, reshaping how the world computes. Join the team that gives quantum a heartbeat.

The work We're looking for Fabrication Operator focusing on Logistics module. You'll keep the materials flowing that QPU production runs on: consumables, PPE, chemicals, equipment parts, and cleanroom supplies. Nothing gets fabricated if the right material isn't in the right place, stored the right way, at the right time, and that is your call to make.

You'll also own how the working environment is organized, to 5S standard. You'll join our Production F1 team in Espoo, reporting to the Team Leader, Wafer Production, and work closely with Procurement and Warehouse to get materials in, and support the material needs of Equipment, Fabrication, Cleanroom, Facilities, and Delivery.

It's a role built on trust: people rely on your inventory being accurate without checking it themselves. In your first six months, you'll run weekly inventories independently in NetSuite and MES, have alarm limits set so orders land before anything runs short, and keep every storage location in the cleanroom labeled, mapped, and matching the system.

This is an onsite role in Espoo. We work flexible hours today, and some evening work is possible. As production scales, this role may move to shift work.

What you’ll actually do Run weekly material inventories for QPU production - consumables, PPE, and chemicals - in NetSuite and MES, handling product codes, order history, and stock levels Keep inventory control of cleanroom consumables and parts, and support the material needs of Equipment, Fabrication, and Facilities Raise material orders with Procurement based on stock levels, set the alarm limits that trigger them, and check that what was ordered is what we actually need Receive and store incoming materials, and transport stock safely into the cleanroom environment Define storage locations and storing conditions per material type, from ESD-sensitive components to chemicals and equipment parts Organize cleanroom supply stock and materials across all cleanroom areas independently Handle life-cycle management for versions and components: storing, archiving, disposal, and recycling to instruction Keep supply stock, cleanroom cabinets, and production storage labeled and signed, with every location matching what MES says is there Handle chemical inventory to SOPs, and hold the working environment to 5S standard Report abnormalities, incidents, and near misses to the Team Leader and H&S, give feedback on cleanroom cleaning and laundry sub-contractors, and take part in weekly and monthly team meetings What we’re looking for At least 1 year of experience in cleanroom or logistics operations Minimum logistics vocational degree (or an equivalent amount of relevant working history) The ability to handle chemical inventory according to SOPs A working understanding of logistics systems and tools, and of 5S and Lean ways of working Good technical communication

skills

describing a problem and the fix clearly to the stakeholders who need to act on it Precise attention to detail across complex fabrication processes, with a safety-first mindset The habit of keeping a traceable record of your work, and of following safety rules without shortcuts Readiness for hands-on physical work.

There's daily lifting and moving of stock A problem-solver: when stock and system don't match, you work out where it came from instead of just flagging it Comfort with change: we're building our processes as production grows. You follow the protocol and help develop it further Professional level English Seen as an advantage Hands-on experience with NetSuite, MES, or another ERP or inventory system Special material knowledge: ESD-sensitive parts, cleanroom consumables, chemical storage, equipment spares, recycling Experience working with procurement and warehouse functions in a manufacturing or high-tech environment Familiarity with semiconductors, cleanroom production, or other advanced hardware manufacturing Why IQM?

Full-stack quantum computing: From quantum hardware to software layers and beyond, we build across the full-stack. Never the smartest: You won’t always be the smartest person in the room. Neither will we.

Expect to learn constantly - from each other and beyond with IQM’s Learning Hub, LinkedIn Learning, and a team-based L&D budget. Approachable leadership: Flat hierarchy, direct access. Feel free to approach any leaders.

They're friendlier than they look! The sweet spot: Big enough to matter. Small enough to move fast.

Growing between a startup and a corporation. We’re in the phase where top performers get noticed. Bigger than IQM: Our people build know-how for the entire quantum ecosystem.

We publish papers, run hackathons, and help shape a market that's still being defined. The future of computing won’t build itself. You might be one of the few who do.

Meet our people and learn more about IQM on our stories page. Explore our scientific publications. We'll start interviews and move forward with hiring as soon as we meet strong candidates.

Please submit your application soon. 600M€+ Total Funding | 400+ Team Members | 30+ Quantum Computers Built | 300+ Patents Filed | 10 Locations Globally