Luca Mondada is a software engineer specializing in quantum compilation with a decade of experience and a DPhil in Computer Science from Oxford. Since 2018 he has driven research and engineering for quantum compilers, notably as a core contributor to TKET at Quantinuum where he led a search-based optimisation framework adapting equality saturation to quantum data types. Now at NVIDIA, he brings production-grade compiler engineering to scale quantum and classical workflows. His background blends rigorous theory—double BScs in Physics and Computer Science from ETH Zurich and an MS in Mathematics and Foundations of Computer Science—with hands-on program and stakeholder management from international projects like the Swiss Pavilion at CES Asia. Colleagues value his ability to translate deep academic ideas into production tools that improve real-world quantum program optimisation.
11 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
DPhil Computer Science, Quantum, DPhil Computer Science, Quantum at University of Oxford
2 simultaneous BSc degree (1), Physics, 5.54/6, 2 simultaneous BSc degree (1), Physics, 5.54/6 at ETH Zurich
Euler program for gifted students, Mathematics, 5.5/6, Euler program for gifted students, Mathematics, 5.5/6 at EPFL (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne)
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