Summary
Andrija Paurevic is a Quantum Software Developer II with seven years of experience building tooling at the intersection of quantum information and practical lab systems. Currently working on Pennylane at Xanadu, he brings hands-on expertise in open-source quantum programming frameworks alongside prior research automating silicon quantum dot tuning and robust pulse design for spin qubits. His background spans both industrial chip workflows at AMD and experimental lab stacks—integrating QCoDeS, regression and computer-vision models to enable device initialization without human intervention. He led quantum education initiatives, authoring workshops and teaching Qiskit/Pennylane material, and has a strong academic foundation (MSc, Quantum Information; BASc Engineering Physics). Notably, he combines low-level hardware familiarity with production-quality software development, making him comfortable translating lab constraints into scalable code. Based in Canada, he is passionate about bridging theoretical physics and developer-facing quantum tools.
7 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc, Engineering Physics, 3.8/4, Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc, Engineering Physics, 3.8/4 at University of Toronto
International Baccalaureate, HIGH SCHOOL/SECONDARY DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES, International Baccalaureate, HIGH SCHOOL/SECONDARY DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES at Michael Power St. Joseph High School
Masters of Physics, Quantum Information, 93%, Masters of Physics, Quantum Information, 93% at University of Waterloo
Bosnian, French, English