George Templeman

Your Role We are looking for a Quantum Design Engineer to help create and refine superconducting qubit architectures with built-in error resilience. The role focuses on maximizing coherence and fidelity while embedding error mitigation directly into circuit layouts and topology. You will take designs from simulation to fabrication and measurement, collaborating closely with fabrication and measurement teams to ensure theoretical advances translate into functional, scalable quantum devices. What You’ll DoDesign and simulate superconducting qubits and multi-qubit circuits, balancing high coherence with intrinsic error protection.Develop novel architectures that reduce reliance on external error correction through design-level solutions.Benchmark decoherence mechanisms and engineer circuit geometries to minimize loss, crosstalk, and noise sensitivity.Use electromagnetic and circuit simulation tools (e.g., HFSS, Sonnet, COMSOL, Qiskit Metal) alongside custom simulation workflows.Collaborate across disciplines to integrate design with fabrication and measurement protocols.Document and analyse results, using structured feedback loops to drive continuous improvement. Who You AreMSc or PhD in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.Expertise in superconducting qubits, circuit QED, or microwave quantum devices.Proficiency with electromagnetic and circuit simulation tools (HFSS, Sonnet, COMSOL, Qiskit Metal, or equivalent).Strong understanding of decoherence mechanisms and strategies to mitigate them through design.Experienced in connecting simulation results with experimental validation.Clear communicator and collaborator across design, fabrication, and measurement teams. What We OfferOpportunity to define and shape the architecture of next-generation superconducting quantum processors.Early-stage responsibility with direct influence on prototypes and roadmap.Collaborative, science-driven environment spanning design, fabrication, and experiment.Professional growth opportunities including mentoring, training, and leadership development.Competitive compensation and benefits, including relocation support

SummaryQuantum Algorithm Engineer required to help translate quantum algorithms into practical, hardware-ready implementations. You will develop and optimise quantum circuits, build software tools for quantum computing workflows, and collaborate with research and hardware teams to improve the performance and scalability of quantum systems. This role is ideal for a software-focused quantum researcher or engineer who enjoys working at the intersection of quantum algorithms, scientific computing, and emerging hardware technologies. ResponsibilitiesDesign, implement, and optimise quantum circuits for execution on target quantum hardware architecturesDevelop software tools and frameworks for quantum circuit compilation, transpilation, optimisation, and deploymentProfile and benchmark quantum circuit performance to identify bottlenecks and improvement opportunitiesWork closely with research and hardware teams to translate algorithmic concepts into practical implementationsBuild and maintain internal quantum software infrastructure and toolingImprove workflows for scalable quantum computing development and experimentationContribute to the advancement of quantum software capabilities through robust, maintainable code RequirementsPHD  in Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, or a related technical disciplineStrong software engineering skills, particularly in scientific computing environments (Python, C++, or similar)Hands-on experience with quantum circuit design and quantum software frameworks such as:QiskitPennyLaneCirqSimilar quantum programming platformsUnderstanding of:Quantum gates and circuit architecturesQuantum circuit compilation and optimisationHardware constraints affecting quantum executionAbility to write reliable, maintainable, and well-structured softwareStrong analytical and problem-solving skillsExcellent written and verbal communication skillsAbility to collaborate effectively across research and engineering teamsPreferred ExperienceKnowledge of quantum error correction and fault-tolerant quantum computingExperience with:Noise modellingError mitigation techniquesHardware-aware compilationQuantum circuit synthesisFamiliarity with classical high-performance computing (HPC), distributed computing, or quantum simulationContributions to open-source quantum software projectsExperience working in research-driven or deep-tech environments BenefitsCompetitive salary package with meaningful equity participationVisa sponsorship support where applicableCompany-sponsored health coverageFlexible time off policyCollaborative, research-driven working environmentOpportunity to work on foundational technologies at the intersection of quantum computing and advanced software engineeringExposure to cutting-edge quantum research and hardware development challengesOpportunity to make significant technical contributions within a growing team

SummaryA fast-growing deep-tech company is looking for a Senior Optical Design Engineer to take ownership of advanced imaging and illumination systems. You’ll design optical systems from first principles and take them through simulation, tolerancing, prototyping, validation and production. This is a hands-on role with significant technical ownership, working across optics, hardware, mechanical engineering and product development. ResponsibilitiesOwn the design and development of complex imaging and illumination systems from concept through production.Design and optimise optical systems using Zemax OpticStudio, including sequential and non-sequential modelling.Develop custom optical solutions balancing performance, manufacturability and cost.Perform optical tolerancing, error budgets, radiometry, etendue, beam shaping and power budgeting.Analyse imaging performance, illumination uniformity, stray light and optical artefacts.Build, align and characterise optical prototypes and develop test methods.Work with suppliers and manufacturing partners through prototype and production transfer.Use Python or similar tools to analyse measurement data.Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams and help shape scalable optical design processes. Requirements5+ years' experience designing real optical systems professionally.Strong background in optics, photonics, physics or a related field.Strong Zemax OpticStudio experience, ideally across sequential and non-sequential design.Solid understanding of radiometry, etendue, aberrations, MTF and tolerancing.Hands-on experience with optical alignment, metrology and laboratory characterisation.Experience using Python or similar for modelling or data analysis.Strong problem-solving, communication and technical documentation skills.Fluent English.Desirable: Experience with high-power illumination/laser safety, advanced sensing, semiconductor inspection, optical metrology or failure analysis. Experience with Quantum Sensing and NV centres would also be valuable.  BenefitsHigh-impact work on advanced deep-tech products with real-world applications.Significant technical ownership and opportunities for career growth.30 days' holiday plus public holidays.Wellpass membership for fitness and wellness facilities across Germany.Annual learning and development budget.Equity participation.Collaborative international team with regular team events and off-sites

A fast-growing deep-tech company at the forefront of quantum computing is looking for an experienced Account Manager to become its first commercial hire in the UK and help establish and grow the UK market. You'll work primarily with universities, research centres and technical customers, identifying new opportunities, managing complex sales cycles and building long-term relationships within one of the world's fastest-growing technology markets. ResponsibilitiesIdentify and develop new business opportunities across the UK.Build and manage relationships with academic and research customers.Own the full sales cycle from prospecting through to closing and account growth.Conduct consultative discovery to understand customer requirements and challenges.Translate technical requirements into relevant solutions and value propositions.Work closely with technical, applications, product and marketing teams.Develop account plans and consistently achieve revenue targets.Represent the business at conferences, customer meetings and industry events. Requirements5+ years' experience in technical, consultative or solution-based sales.Proven track record of new business development and revenue growth.Strong technical literacy, ideally within deep tech, engineering or scientific markets.Excellent customer discovery and relationship-building skills.Confident communicating with senior technical and academic stakeholders.Fluent professional English.Proactive, entrepreneurial and commercially driven.Quantum computing experience is highly desirable.Experience selling into universities/research organisations is a bonus. BenefitsUK remote-based with regular travel.Opportunity to build the UK commercial function from the ground up.Competitive salary and performance-based earning potential.Equity opportunities in a high-growth deep-tech business.International exposure and travel to conferences and customer sites.Opportunity to work alongside leading physicists, engineers and scientists.Excellent career progression within a rapidly scaling quantum technology company.