TreQ
Cryogenic Systems and Infrastructure Engineer

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About TreQ
Here at TreQ, we are accelerating the path to useful quantum computing by designing, deploying, and operating open-architecture quantum computing infrastructure that evolves as quantum technologies advance.
We are shaping the future of quantum computing and as we expand, we are searching for a Cryogenic Systems & Infrastructure Engineer.
About the Role
Based in Milton Park, Abingdon, your primary responsibility will be to ensure the reliable installation and operation of TreQ’s cryogenic systems and infrastructure at our manufacturing and innovation centre.
As a Cryogenic Systems & Infrastructure Engineer with TreQ, you will be responsible for the full lifecycle of cryogenic systems — from shipment and delivery through installation, testing, and operation at TreQ, to preparation, transport, and installation at customer sites.
You will work closely with our engineers, operations teammates, and external partners to keep critical systems running and ready for use. This role is for someone who wants to take ownership of critical infrastructure systems, bringing them online, keeping them running, and seeing them deployed into the field.
Key Responsibilities
As a Cryogenic Systems & Infrastructure Engineer, your day will include:
- Operating cryogenic systems and optimising uptime > driving systems to reliable performance through troubleshooting, coordination with manufacturers, and hands-on intervention
- Leading installation, commissioning, and bring-up of systems including integration with facility infrastructure and the validation of system readiness
- Establishing and maintaining facilities infrastructure, including cooling systems, chilled water, electrical systems, and access control
- Managing end-to-end system logistics and deployment, including coordinating shipment, customs, receiving, repackaging, and installation at customer sites
- Building and maintaining operational discipline, including creating documentation, organising workspaces, managing parts and consumables inventory, and defining repeatable operating procedures
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Required Skills and Experience
You will be a success in this role if:
- You know about:
- Dilution refrigerators or closely related low-temperature systems
- Facility infrastructure required for advanced computing hardware systems (cooling, power, plumbing, environmental controls)
- System installation and commissioning in technical environments
- Working with equipment under warranty, including troubleshooting and escalation
- Safety practices and operational constraints in manufacturing environments
- You can:
- Troubleshoot complex physical systems methodically in time-sensitive situations
- Work hands-on across mechanical, electrical, and system-level challenges
- Collaborate across internal engineers, business leads, vendors, and partners to resolve issues
- Stay organised and maintain clarity in environments that are initially unstructured
- Exercise judgement on when to intervene directly vs. coordinate or escalate
- You’ve had experiences like these:
- Operating cryogenic, vacuum, and similarly complex physical systems
- Bringing new systems online, including early-stage troubleshooting
- Working with systems that were not yet stable or fully performing to specification
- Supporting deployment or installation of equipment at external sites
- Managing or contributing to facility or infrastructure setup for technical operations
- You like:
- Working with others to solve complex, practical problems that don’t have clean documentation
- Keeping critical systems operating
- Working with your hands as much as your head
- Creating order and repeatable processes in environments that are still being built
- Seeing systems go from crates and components to fully operational
- You can demonstrate:
- Deep experience with dilution refrigerators in quantum, low-temperature physics, or related environments
- Familiarity with CAD tools or working with machine shops for custom parts
- Experience supporting system deployments across multiple sites and customers


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Benefits
TreQ aspires to be the quantum computing company people want to work for. We see ourselves as stewards of the brilliant and driven people who choose to invest part of their lives with us. In addition to meaningful work, we offer:
- Competitive benchmarked salaries
- Equity participation
- Entrance into our benefits scheme run by Mintago
- 35 days annual leave (made up of holiday allowance plus UK and US public holidays)
- Flexible working arrangements as we understand the importance of work-life balance
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