Full-stack quantum computing manufacturer with atomic-precision chip fabrication
Silicon Quantum Computing manufactures quantum processors in-house using electron-beam lithography and atomic-scale control, with a tech stack spanning Cadence Virtuoso, Xilinx RFSoC, and quantum frameworks (Qiskit, Cirq). The hiring momentum—8 engineering roles, 2 executive positions, and a Chief Commercial Officer opening—paired with active work on cryo-CMOS, modular architectures, and error-corrected systems, signals a transition from lab-stage research toward scaling production and commercializing algorithmic advantage.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Commercial Officer
Silicon Quantum Computing designs and manufactures quantum processors from first principles, operating a full-stack stack from chip design through fabrication at its Sydney headquarters. The company owns its manufacturing capability, enabling weekly iteration cycles on new chip designs using proprietary electron-beam lithography systems. Core focus areas include scaling multi-qubit silicon processors, developing cryo-CMOS control electronics, and advancing error correction architectures. The engineering-heavy team is now recruiting across senior IC design, hardware engineering, and commercial leadership roles.
SQC uses Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre, and Calibre for circuit design; Xilinx RFSoC and Vivado for FPGA development; Python, Rust, Verilog, and VHDL for firmware and modeling; Qiskit and Cirq for quantum algorithm frameworks; and electron-beam lithography for chip fabrication.
Sydney, NSW, Australia. The company manufactures its quantum chips in-house at this location using atomic-precision fabrication equipment.
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