Klem Jankiewicz

Background

About Klem Jankiewicz

I lead the design of products and interfaces that make quantum technologies easier to learn, use, and apply. My work focuses on creating tools that help researchers, engineers, and students work effectively with complex quantum systems. As Head of Design at Classiq Technologies, I lead design strategy and execution for Classiq’s quantum algorithm development platform, working closely with physicists, software engineers, and product managers. Previously, I co-founded Quantum Flytrap, a Webby-nominated interactive quantum simulation used at Stanford, Oxford, and other universities for teaching quantum information. I also led the design and development of Pulser Studio for Pasqal, a neutral-atom quantum computing company co-founded by Nobel Prize winner Dr. Alain Aspect. My other collaborations include Xanadu / PennyLane and the Centre for Quantum Technologies at the National University of Singapore. I also lectured in Creative Coding (SWPS University) and continue to work on projects connecting design, science, and technology. My aim is to add human-centered design to quantum research and tech to make it more accessible and engaging for wider audience.