Conductor Quantum blog · May 2026
Introduces an open-source runtime that connects self-hosted QPUs to Coda so jobs, state, and signed results can flow into an intelligent workflow.
Quantum computers on silicon chips using AI.
Company research
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 30, 2026
Overview
Conductor Quantum is a San Francisco-based quantum-computing software company founded in 2024. It builds Coda, a natural-language quantum programming/agent interface, and Control, automated calibration software for operating and tuning quantum hardware. Public profiles show a small team, a distributed workforce, and roughly $625K in total funding, though some third-party funding databases disagree on round details.
Primary product
Coda, a natural-language interface for quantum computing
Founded
2024
Headquarters
2261 Market Street, STE 10770, San Francisco, CA 94114, United States
Team size
1-10
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Sub-industry
Quantum computing software / AI software for quantum hardware
Offices
2261 Market Street, STE 10770, San Francisco, CA 94114, United States
Business model
B2B SaaS
freemium
usage-based credits
enterprise custom
Funding
People & investors
Work & culture
Small, research-heavy team of quantum physicists, hardware engineers, and machine-learning specialists. Public copy emphasizes high ownership, high intensity, and a mission to build quantum superintelligence and fault-tolerant quantum-computing infrastructure.
Visa sponsorship
Limited
Compensation
YC job postings show roughly $120K-$180K base salary, plus equity grants around 0.25%-1.50% or 0.75%-2.00% depending on role. Some postings indicate visa sponsorship is available, while others say US citizen/visa only.
Product & market
Pricing
Freemium subscription with credit-based usage for compute, plus custom enterprise pricing
Differentiators
- —Natural-language interface for quantum computing
- —Control software for automated calibration, readout optimization, and crosstalk mitigation
- —Multi-provider QPU support across IonQ, IQM, Rigetti, AQT, and IBM
- —MCP integration so AI agents can use quantum compute as a tool
- —Coda Node runtime for connecting self-hosted QPUs into the workflow
- —Simulation support up to 34 qubits with NVIDIA cuQuantum and CUDA-Q
- —Hardware-agnostic control that integrates with existing lab infrastructure
Technology
Python
FastAPI
Redis Streams
Pydantic
httpx
RS256 JWT
OpenVPN
Qiskit
NVIDIA cuQuantum
NVIDIA CUDA-Q
MCP
Customers
quantum researchers
quantum hardware labs
pharma teams
biotech teams
materials science teams
chemistry teams
engineering teams
SemiQon
Quobly
EeroQ
Competitors
Quantum Machines
Q-CTRL
QuantrolOx
NVIDIA cuQuantum / CUDA-Q
IBM Quantum
Photonic
Diraq
Equal1
Scale & contact
Estimated revenue
~$330K-$513K estimated annual revenue
Estimated monthly visits
3.9K
Latest news
Quantum Computing Report · Apr 2026
Independent coverage of the same NVIDIA Ising / EeroQ / Conductor autonomous-lab demo, emphasizing AI-driven calibration and experiment automation.
PR Newswire / EeroQ · Apr 2026
Announces a proof-of-concept autonomous quantum lab using EeroQ hardware, NVIDIA Ising, and Conductor Quantum software to run and debug experiments from plain-English prompts.
Conductor Quantum blog · Mar 2026
Launches Coda MCP, an MCP server that lets AI agents use quantum execution, simulation, and transpilation as tools.
The Quantum Insider · Nov 2025
Reports a partnership between Conductor Quantum and SemiQon to accelerate silicon-based quantum computing with AI-driven control software.
Jobs and careers at Conductor Quantum
3 jobs at Conductor Quantum
Backend Engineer
On-site
Engineering
San Francisco; San Francisco, California, United States
3d ago
On-site
Full-time
Founding Design Engineer
On-site
Engineering
San Francisco
6mo ago
On-site
Full-time
Founding Product Engineer
On-site
Engineering
San Francisco
6mo ago
On-site
Full-time