Matan Bachar & Noya Golbandi, Senior DevOps Engineer & DevOps Engineer
Quantum MachinesAt Quantum Machines, Matan Bachar and Noya Golbandi thrive in a vibrant and cutting-edge environment that fosters learning and innovation. Matan, a developer, and Noya, a DevOps engineer, are excited to be part of the rapidly evolving quantum technology landscape, working alongside some of the brightest minds in the industry. They find joy in the collegial atmosphere, whether collaborating on projects or enjoying the dynamic and surprising lunch breaks. Their shared journey highlights the unique opportunities for growth and connection at Quantum Machines.
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- Hello. - Are we rolling? - Let's go. - So my name is Matan. I'm 27 years old. I'm working here in quantum machines as a developer. So my name is Noya. I'm 21. I just joined quantum machines not too long ago. I'm as a DevOps engineer. You're the youngest, you're right? - Yeah. - It's kind of crazy that quantum is kind of pretty hype right now. It's fun to be still part of this world even though we didn't come from that world. And at first, it was kind of like confusing and yeah, it's cool, but what does it actually mean? But now the longer I'm here, the more I understand about it. If you want to learn the stuff, you kind of want to learn it from the best. Amazing opportunity to just work with the best minds in the industry. - Exactly. It's just fun to come to the office, to see the people, to talk to them. If it's work related or even if it's not, if it's the lunch breaks or if it's just having meetings, but you like the people. - We have amazing lunch breaks. So we have this thing that every day, like we kind of have this surprise dinner. I won't tell you, you have to come to realize yourself.
