I work on making quantum error correction practical for near-term quantum computers
I am a postdoc-level research scientist. My interests are in small-scale fault tolerance and near-term implementations of quantum error correction. This matters because ultra-high-fidelity qubits are needed to practically implement quantum algorithms that are actually useful and cannot be simulated on classical computers. My current affiliation is with neQxt [nɛkst], an ion-trap quantum computing company. I am based in Cologne, Germany.
We are always looking for curious and motivated researchers to join our theory team at neQxt. Whether you're interested in a permanent position, a temporary stay, or a collaboration, we’d be glad to hear from you.
If you are working on topics related to quantum error correction, fault tolerance, or quantum computing theory more broadly, let’s connect and explore how we can work together.
My dissertation "Applications of fault-tolerant topological quantum error correction in near-term devices" from RWTH Aachen University was awarded the Quantum Future Award in 2024 by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research. I am leading the project "Scalable near-term algorithms for quantum computing systems" (snaQCs2025), funded by the German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space. Read more about my research on near-term fault-tolerant quantum computing here.