Our Recent Project
Quantum MachinesDima Filgus, a Senior Backend Engineer in the R&D-SW department at Quantum Machines in Tel Aviv, is excited about the team's latest project that showcases their innovative spirit. This extensive project involves delivering a major feature from the SDK to the core of the embedded software, enhancing the control over qubits in their quantum computers. Dima highlights the increased flexibility and efficiency this feature offers to scientists, as well as the collaborative effort and significant design impact it required within the team. The team's commitment to innovation and seamless execution is evident as they prepare to demonstrate their work to internal stakeholders.
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Okay, I want to tell you about the most recent project we are wrapping up. It's a pretty huge feature we're delivering from end to end, from our SDK part, from our quantum language, till the most deepest part of our embedded software that we 're using to control our quantum machine, you know, that we're using to control the qu bits inside the quantum computer. And this feature allowed us to give more flexibility to our customers, to the scientists, to run the program more fluently, to save time on the same space and have a very good refactoring inside our internal project that required us to make a huge impact on the design, to the communication within the team, inside the team. Now we're bringing the demo of our internal customers to our internal teams that are involved and I'm very excited for how we are moving so huge part together inside the company.
