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ayman sakr

March 9, 2026

Ayman develops ultra-low-noise interface circuits for quantum computing and sensing applications. He is a mixed-signal ASIC designer specializing in analog interface circuits for qubit readout and quantum sensing, with a particular focus on on-chip EPR spectrometers and NV-based sensing and computing.

He has authored and co-authored multiple publications in mixed-signal design, and his work on on-chip amplitude control loops for VCO-based EPR sensing received the Silver Leaf recognition at the 2022 IEEE PRIME conference.

Previously, Ayman was part of Q.ANT’s magnetic sensing team, where he contributed to electronics architecture and the implementation of custom-designed low-noise laser driver blocks for diamond-based sensing platforms.

Ayman holds an M.Sc. in Micro- and Optoelectronics and is pursuing a PhD in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the University of Stuttgart.

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