Summary
Cristian Ramírez is a Quantum Engineer and PhD candidate in Quantum Characterisation and Verification based in Munich, with six years of experience bridging quantum research and software development. He has held research and engineering roles at IQM, Xanadu, and Los Alamos National Laboratory, focusing on quantum characterisation, verification, error mitigation, and tensor-network methods for noisy circuits. Equally comfortable in code and theory, he has built quantum software prototypes, front-end tools, and applied signal-processing and ML techniques to experimental data. His background in physics and electrical engineering informs a practical approach to noisy quantum systems and QC software stacks, while ongoing PhD work sharpens his expertise in verification. Curious and fast-learning, he actively explores front-end development and machine-learning applications to make quantum tools more accessible.
6 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Quantum Science, Master's degree, Quantum Science at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Master's degree, Quantum Science and Technology, Master's degree, Quantum Science and Technology at Technical University of Munich
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Quantum Characterisation and Verification, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Quantum Characterisation and Verification at Hamburg University of Technology
Physics, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Physics, Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Jacobs University Bremen
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Colegio Montano El Cortijo