Work Experience
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Advanced Quantum Software Engineer
IQM Quantum Computers, Munich, Germany (Oct 2025 - present)-
Designed the end-to-end backend pipeline for compiling and submitting quantum circuits to IQM's quantum hardware. Leading the architectural design of several Qrisp new features.
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Wrote roadmaps, ADRs, and contributing guidelines. Coordinated refactoring projects across 10+ developers to enforce optimal design patterns and code quality standards across the Qrisp codebase.
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Implemented core features and algorithms in Qrisp — particularly in Just-in-Time (JIT) compilation mode with JAX.
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Presenting the tutorial Eclipse Qrisp: High-Level Quantum Programming for Dynamic Algorithms at IEEE Quantum Week 2026 in Toronto, on writing dynamic quantum algorithms with Qrisp.
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Authored Solving the MaxCut problem with QAOA using Qrisp, a hands-on notebook published on the IQM Academy that runs on IQM quantum hardware.
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Core contributor to Qrisp, IQM's adopted open-source high-level Python framework for writing and compiling quantum circuits.
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Quantum Software Developer II
Xanadu Quantum Technologies, Toronto, ON, Canada (Feb 2024 - Oct 2025)-
Contributed to a multi-year effort to capture the entire PennyLane workflow into the JAX computational graph for JIT quantum compilation, accelerating quantum machine learning pipelines. Prototyped a Python compiler based on MLIR to apply quantum transforms as compilation passes.
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Developed DefaultTensor, a PennyLane quantum device based on tensor network simulations, enabling the simulation of quantum circuits with thousands of gates. The public tutorial is available on the PennyLane website.
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Core team release manager for PennyLane 0.41 and PennyLane 0.40, and several PennyLane plugins. Mentored Ph.D. residents during onboarding. Wrote documentation, tutorials, and guides for users.
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Core contributor (300+ commits) to PennyLane, a leading open-source Python/C++ framework for quantum machine learning with 3000+ GitHub stars and 800+ forks.
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Scientific translator
Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editore, Milano, Italy (Jan 2025 - Jul 2025)-
Adapter and Italian translator for Covariant Loop Quantum Gravity: An Elementary Introduction to Quantum Gravity and Spinfoam Theory, written by Carlo Rovelli and Francesca Vidotto. The Italian version is Gravità quantistica a loop.
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Researcher and Teaching assistant
Western University, London, ON, Canada (Sep 2020 - Dec 2023)-
Conducted scientific research with the backing of the Natural Science and Engineering Council of Canada.
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Integrated high-performance computing into loop quantum gravity research. Published original contributions in peer-reviewed journals, also as a first and solo author.
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Teaching assistant for engineering students in Calculus I, Calculus II, and Numerical Methods courses.
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Scientific translator
Adelphi Edizioni, Milano, Italy (Jun 2020 - Feb 2021)-
Adapter and Italian translator for General Relativity: The Essentials, written by Carlo Rovelli. The Italian version is Relatività generale. Una semplice introduzione.
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Lifeguard
New Kalos, Rimini, Italy (Jun 2012 - Aug 2012)-
Lifeguard in a swimming pool during summertime in Rimini, Italy. Seasonal work during the formative years.
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