At Diffraqtion, we are revolutionizing AI imaging using our proprietary breakthrough quantum technology. We are a DARPA, NASA, and VC-backed startup founded by MIT & Harvard scientists and veterans in AI, Optics, and Quantum Sensing. Inspired by the eye, we are building a Quantum Camera which replaces a conventional camera and processor. Calculating at the speed of light, we achieve orders of magnitude higher resolution, processing speed and energy efficiency for cameras.

Are you searching for an opportunity to apply your engineering skills in a creative and collaborative laboratory environment? Would you love to engage in meaningful, hands-on work in the exciting field of optics with an employer that prioritizes impact, innovation, and personal development? If so, we're looking for someone like you to join our team at APL.

We are seeking a creative Biophotonics Systems Engineer to join the Imaging Systems Group. As a member of our team, you'll contribute to critical system development and experimental efforts. You will be joining a multi-disciplinary team committed to crafting an environment of innovation.

Are you searching for an opportunity to apply your engineering skills in a creative and collaborative laboratory environment? Would you love to engage in meaningful, hands-on work in the exciting field of optics with an employer that prioritizes impact, innovation, and personal development? If so, we're looking for someone like you to join our team at APL.

We are seeking a creative Senior Electro-Optical Systems Engineer to join the Imaging Systems Group. As a member of our team, you'll contribute to critical system development and experimental efforts. You will be joining a multi-disciplinary team committed to crafting an environment of innovation.

In this Five Minute Review, Cole discusses the history behind the new publication, ""Redefining precision interferometry and spectroscopy with high-performance optical interference coatings." Cole also explains how these remarkable coatings work and shares why quieter, or in other words—less wiggly—mirrors can unlock entirely new frontiers in science and technology.