
On the Kipu Quantum Hub, customers build quantum solutions for optimization and machine learning and run them on real hardware, with algorithms, REST APIs and SDKs from a single source.
AI agents are at the heart of our product. Tinkuq, the matchmaker, tells users honestly whether quantum computing is worth it for their problem. Paqari, our agentic platform, then helps to engineer the approach. It helps to writes and runs the code, and builds the complete quantum-classical solution as a service in the Hub runtime.
We are looking for an experienced software engineer who builds cloud-native systems end to end and brings deep expertise in agentic AI. You will work across the Kipu Quantum Hub, from backend services and APIs to frontend and infrastructure, with a clear focus on the agents at the core of our product and on how we use agents to build software ourselves.
You care about maintainable, tested and observable software, short feedback loops and real user value. You know that agents only deliver reliably when the engineering around them is right: clean architecture, good tests, clear specs and fast delivery.

Kipu Quantum is a world-class German company dedicated to advancing application- and hardware-specific quantum computing solutions across diverse industries. Since its founding in 2021, Kipu Quantum has consistently delivered groundbreaking innovations, achieving runtime quantum advantage and pioneering first quantum products. These advancements underscore the company's commitment to addressing industry-relevant challenges through innovative algorithmic technology.
The company offers its solutions as quantum software on its PLANQK platform, which enables frictionless access for more than 220 organizations to integrate quantum solutions into their existing processes. Kipu Quantum is also the pioneer in the core merging of artificial intelligence with quantum computing. Kipu Quantum designs and builds smart agents along quantum workflows involving hardware and software, giving rise to the novel field called Agentic Quantum Computing.