Career Fair
This year QPL will be hosting a career fair, giving attendees the opportunity to meet companies working across the quantum industry. This will take place after the final talks on Thursday afternoon, from 16:30 to 19:00 at De Brug in the main Roeterseiland campus building.
The career fair is accessible to everyone free of charge, including those not registered for the conference. The event will be an informal affair, where we will give conference attendees, prospective employees and organisations a chance to mingle and connect. We will provide some snacks and drinks.
The following companies and organisations will be present. Click each one to see what they do and find out if it matches your interests.
IBM
A full-stack quantum computing provider offering cloud access to 100+ qubit quantum computers and the open-source Qiskit software platform, focused on delivering useful quantum computing through hardware, tools, and research partnerships.
Orange QS
Provides automated testing and control systems for quantum chips, including the MAX and FLEX hardware platforms and accompanying software, making quantum chip characterization fast, easy, and affordable.
Edinburgh CDT
An EPSRC centre for doctoral training led by the University of Edinburgh with UCL, Oxford, Strathclyde and Heriot-Watt, offering fully funded four-year PhDs in the interaction of quantum hardware, software and applications, with 70+ supervisors and 30+ industry partners.
Qblox
Engineers scalable quantum control and readout electronics with a modular hardware and software platform supporting superconducting qubits, spin qubits, and color centers — from small research setups to systems with thousands of qubits.
MagiQware BV.
Builds AI-powered software for magic state distillation — a technique essential to fault-tolerant quantum computing — automating and optimizing the process to use fewer qubits while improving speed and efficiency.
Delft Circuits
Manufactures quantum I/O infrastructure for cryogenic systems, with its flagship Cri/oFlex® superconducting cables that replace conventional cryostat wiring to deliver higher channel density and lower thermal load at scale.
Relational Intelligence
Develops compositional AI systems that are explainable by design and can scale on both classical and quantum hardware, combining quantum computing with interpretable, auditable AI models.
QphoX
A TU Delft spin-off building microwave-to-optical quantum transducers, which convert the microwave photons of superconducting qubits into telecom-wavelength light so processors in separate cryostats can be linked over ordinary optical fibre. Alongside the transducer it supplies optical cryogenic control and microwave switching hardware for distributed, modular quantum computing.
WIQD
A professional network for the Dutch quantum sector — We in Quantum Development — connecting and supporting women and other underrepresented groups across industry, academia, and policy through networking events, mentoring, and an annual symposium.
Quantum.Amsterdam
The Amsterdam innovation hub for quantum software, technology, and applications — founded by QuSoft, CWI, and the University of Amsterdam as part of Quantum Delta NL — connecting academia, industry, and startups through shared facilities, training, and talent development.