Quantum computing software developer.
Open for applications
1-20 employees
Phasecraft’s mission is to speed up the arrival of quantum advantage for industrially relevant problems, realising the potential of quantum computing faster.
Desirable
We are bumping up against the ceiling of Moore’s law. As classical computing chips reach physical limits, the exponential increases in computational power that we have been enjoying for decades will soon be a thing of the past. Quantum computing could be the answer.
Phasecraft is developing algorithms and software that push today’s quantum hardware beyond experimental demonstrations and towards useful applications. Its work could accelerate the application of quantum computers by years, if not decades.
The startup is now focused on pushing its technology as far as possible through collaboration with the leading quantum researchers around the world. Moreover, gaining buy-in through key stakeholders in the field could be crucial to Phasecraft’s success.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Challenging work
"Working on challenging but inspiring problems is probably one of the main things things that I enjoy from my work at Phasecraft As we need the..."
Feb 2024
$1.6m
GRANT
Aug 2023
$16.5m
SERIES A
Westminster, London, UK
Ashley Montanaro
(Director)Holds a PhD in quantum computing from the University of Bristol and is Professor of Quantum Computation there.
John Morton
(Director)Has a PhD (D.Phil) from University of Oxford in quantum computing, has been a Royal Society University Research Fellow and is currently Professor of Nanoelectronics at UCL, and Director of the UCL Quantum Science and Technology Institute.
Toby Cubitt
(Director)Holds undergraduate degrees from the University of Cambridge, and a PhD from the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics in Munich. Reader (Associate Professor) in Quantum Information at UCL, and head of the Quantum group in the Department of Computer Science there.
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