Our vision
On the basis of our unique technologies, we are looking to bring the power of quantitative simulations
to solve pressing problems in the pharmaceutical and chemistry spaces.
Join us!
We are currently looking for a programmer with a scientific background. Strong track record in large-scale code development
in C++ is required. Experience in MPI parallel programming is preferred.
Motivated programmers and scientists are welcome to contact us for career opportunities at QSimulate.
Please write to us at info@qsimulate.com.
Our People
Toru Shiozaki
CEO and Co-founder
David Pearlman
VP of Product
Garnet Chan
Chief Scientific Advisor
and Co-founder
Kyle Throssell
Founding Software Engineer
Fredy Aquino
Software Engineer
Steven Wang
Scientist
Sruthi Murlidaran
Scientist
News
Quantum-based startup QSimulate has announced a collaboration with Amgen focused on integrating large scale, high accuracy, quantum mechanics calculations (QM) into the drug discovery pipeline. The impetus for the new collaboration is the development by QSimulate of a novel implementation of density functional theory, a variant of QM, that allows these calculations to be run with discovery-relevant throughput on realistic ligand/protein models for the first time by taking full advantage of cloud resources.
(April 21st, 2020)
QSimulate is pleased to announce delivery of phases I and II of its contract with Google AI Quantum Lab.
"We are very happy to partner with QSimulate, a leading developer of HPC based quantum software, as we move towards products for the emerging quantum market", says Ryan Babbush, Head of Quantum Algorithms at Google Quantum. "Our partnership with Google further advances our position in this area and will open up new audiences for our unique technologies", says Toru Shiozaki, CEO of QSimulate.
(April 2nd, 2020)
QSimulate has been selected among the few launching partners of Amazon Quantum Solution Lab
as a pioneer in the quantum mechanical simulations space.
The Amazon Quantum Solutions Lab connects customers with quantum computing experts from Amazon and its technology and consulting partners to help discover new applications and find ways to apply quantum computing inside their organizations. As the technology eventually reaches the point of commercial viability, AWS and its partners will collaborate on experiments with customers and guide them to incorporate quantum solutions into their business. Among other launching partners are 1Qbit, Rahko, Rigetti, QCWare, Xanadu, and Zapata.
(December 2nd, 2019. Link)
About Us
We are an international team based in Cambridge and Pasadena!
