Full-stack superconducting quantum computers for HPC data centres
Anyon Systems designs and builds superconducting quantum computers end to end, from qubit simulation (HFSS, COMSOL) to FPGA control electronics (VHDL, Vivado, JESD204B/C) and cluster deployment tooling (Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible). Current hiring is senior-heavy, concentrated in Israel, and anchored by a Manufacturing Director search, pointing to a shift from R&D toward industrialized production and ERP-backed operations.
Notable leadership hires: Manufacturing Director
Anyon Systems is a Montreal-based, privately held quantum computing company founded in 2014, with operations in Israel. It develops superconducting quantum processors and the surrounding hardware, control electronics and software needed to run them inside high-performance computing environments. One deployed system is MonarQ, a 24-qubit machine installed at the Calcul Québec data centre. The company employs 51–200 people and is expanding fabrication, data-centre integration and production capacity.
Anyon uses Python with NumPy, SciPy and Pandas, C++, FPGA design in VHDL, Verilog and SystemVerilog (Vivado, Quartus, ModelSim), RF simulation in HFSS and COMSOL, Altium and OrCAD for PCBs, plus Kubernetes, Terraform, Docker and Azure.
Anyon Systems is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and also has operations in Israel, where its current hiring is focused.
Projects include superconducting qubit design and simulation, AI-driven automation of routine calibrations, benchmarking techniques, integrating quantum systems, expanding production capacity and implementing an ERP system.
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