Qollision is a deep-tech community lab exploring how to build quantum computers from the ground up. We're not just learning theory — we're diving into real hardware, materials, and systems. It's a space for those obsessed with the quantum edge.
Led by:
Founder
Quantum computing enthusiast with a passion for building cutting-edge technology.
Former Yahoo Architect, Deep-Tech Initiatives. Part of the National AGI Task Force
He is a Quantum Technology enthusiast, passionate about finding the sweet spot between physics and computing.
Exploring the future of quantum technologies through photonic quantum computing. I develop hybrid models and photonic circuits to unlock practical, scalable applications in quantum machine learning.
Never wanted to write a bio without a true purpose, or at least a measurable probability of one, so here's a simple start. Particularly interested in exploring whether quantum computing can meaningfully replace classical approaches, or whether it will remain best suited for solving a narrow class of specialized problems.
I work across end-to-end journal operations with a focus on article-level publishing, supporting each article from post-acceptance through final publication. I manage journal portfolios emphasizing efficient workflows, issue planning, and on-time delivery, while collaborating closely with editors, authors, and publishing teams. Based in Mumbai, I have a background in Zoology and over three years of experience, bringing a structured, research-driven approach to scholarly publishing.
Developing tools like a quantum key distribution simulator, with a focus on education and accessibility in India.
Publishing 5–6 research papers annually to contribute to the global body of knowledge in quantum computing.
Building and exploring new quantum and hybrid algorithms.
Developing a photonics-based quantum computer in India, with a detailed plan covering competencies, sourcing, and execution.
Right now, Qollision is a club, not a company. There's no funding, no titles, no salaries — yet. But we're creating the kind of early-stage momentum that leads to real ventures.
If we start real projects, contributors will be compensated fairly. Until then, we're just looking for people who:
Passionate about real hardware and quantum computing
With labs, instruments, or fabrication
To be part of something from day zero