Senior magnetometer designer

Olivier first worked on the diamond magnetometer through his internships and after during his master’s degree in electrical engineering. However, the interesting integration and optimization challenges of the project caught his attention. After building some guitar pedals as a hobby, now is the time to build quantum sensors!

Lead Quantum Innovation

Vincent has a master’s degree in Electrical Engineering of Université de Sherbrooke and is hoping to make quantum technologies the reality of tomorrow. When not in the lab exploring ways to improve the diamond sensor, you’ll find Vincent wandering in nature or in his garden.

Data Scientist

An experienced statistician, Mathieu is analyzing magnetic field data (with the help of his bird, cats, and dog). When not working, you’ll find him wandering in the mountain or playing a board game.

Full stack software developer

Amin is a full stack software developer and he holds a Master’s degree from the University of Sherbrooke. He started programming when he was 14 and loves to do innovative projects.

Quantum physicist

Kayla is a quantum physicist who graduated from Bishop’s University with a double-major in mathematics and physics. When not looking at diamonds and coming up with new ideas to improve our device, you can find her hanging out with her friends, family and cat.

Quantum physicist and engineer

Andrew studied electrical engineering at McGill university and mixed in a Master of Applied Physics at TU Delft. He’s looking to bring quantum technology from the lab to the every-day. When not pushing the limits of technology, he’s pushing his own on the water or snow.

Metrology physicist

Saad holds a joint Bachelor degree in physics and computer science from McGill University. His role is to conduct experiments, take very precise measurements and use data processing for analysis. In his free time, he likes playing soccer and you’ll always find him drinking chocolate milk.

Quantum physicist

Adrian studied diamond magnetometry over the course of his doctorate degree at McGill university and is excited to apply the science to real world problems. In his free time, Adrian enjoys camping, riding his bike, and playing board games with friends.

Operations director

Camille studied engineering at ESPCI Paris and she holds an MBA from the Collège des Ingénieurs of Paris. In her free time, she likes reading and enjoys sharing her love for music by playing flute and going to concerts.

Quantum electronics designer

Hubert concluded his bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering at Université de Sherbrooke in 2021. Previously intern at SBQ, he ensures the magnetometer’s electronic design. Passionate about sports, you will pick his curiosity talking about run, bike, climbing or mountains.