2026
Santa Barbara, California
Student Researcher, Google Quantum AI
Research experience inside Google Quantum AI while continuing doctoral work on superconducting quantum circuits and quantum information.
About
I work at the boundary between quantum hardware, computation, and explanation.
I completed my PhD in quantum physics at Université Paris-Saclay, conducting research in the Quantronics Group at CEA Paris-Saclay on superconducting quantum circuits, quantum information, and hybrid superconductor-semiconductor devices. I defended my thesis on July 3, 2026. In 2026 I joined Google Quantum AI in Santa Barbara as a Student Researcher.
Beyond research, I care about building useful scientific software and communicating physics in a way that can attract people with similar curiosity into a durable intellectual community.
Current themes
What I keep returning to
Superconducting quantum circuits and quantum information
Scientific Python for quantum simulation
Scientific software for research workflows
Physics outreach and public learning
Timeline
Research and education
2023-2026
Quantronics Group
Doctoral Researcher, CEA Paris-Saclay
Defended the PhD thesis “Hybridizing Andreev states with electromagnetic modes in a superconducting circuit: The FerBo qubit” on July 3, 2026, after studying coherence and control in hybrid superconductor-semiconductor quantum circuits.
2022
Quantronics Group
Research internship, CEA Paris-Saclay
Worked on advanced superconducting quantum devices and experimental circuit-QED methods.
2019-2022
Bariloche, Argentina
Physics, Instituto Balseiro
Completed physics training and research on fast quantum gates in small-gap qubits.
2018-2019
Lima, Peru
Physics studies, Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería
Early undergraduate physics training before moving to Instituto Balseiro.
Why this site exists
A home for the work, the notes, and the people around them.
The long-term goal is to make this site a clear record of what I am building and a meeting place for people interested in quantum physics, quantum information, philosophy, and science communication. The blog is the center of that effort.