Ankur Agrawal is a Staff Quantum Engineer with a decade of experience building and deploying superconducting and spin-qubit systems, currently working at D-Wave after helping deliver a high-fidelity dual-rail QPU at Quantum Circuits. He combines hands-on quantum hardware development, cryogenic control stacks, and electromagnetic design to bridge gate calibration and QPU deployment for alpha customers. His PhD from the University of Chicago involved creating quantum metrology tools to boost signal-to-noise in dark matter searches, reflecting a rare blend of fundamental physics and product-focused engineering. At AWS he developed test and measurement infrastructure for spin qubits in nanophotonic devices, and earlier work spans detector simulation at CERN and embedded home automation projects. Comfortable operating across research labs and production environments, he’s known for translating complex cryogenic and calibration challenges into fielded systems. Based in New Haven, he brings both experimental rigor and pragmatic delivery to scaling next-generation quantum hardware.
9 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Secondary Education, Secondary Education at Delhi Public School, Jaipur
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Physics, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Physics at University of Chicago
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