Moth expands into US with senior hires
UK quantum technology company Moth has expanded into the US with two senior appointments to support its growth.
Sebastian Hassinger joins as head of business development and Stewart Smith as head of product, bringing experience from Amazon, IBM and Google.
Both will be based at the company’s new North America hub, supporting its expansion into the US market.
Sebastian said: “I’m really excited to be joining a team that’s ahead of the curve in the delivery of a viable quantum computing value proposition.
“Moth has taken quantum out of the lab and into the real world - that’s what makes this opportunity so exciting.”
Stewart added: “For years I’ve been excited by the idea of making quantum computing accessible to everyone.
“Moth takes that interest and elevates it to another level entirely; challenging me to do the best work of my career by making that dream of quantum accessibility not just a reality - but a fun reality.”
The hires strengthen Moth’s leadership team as it continues to develop real-world applications for quantum technology across industries.
Sean Harpur, chief executive of Moth, added: “We’re delighted that Sebastian and Stewart have joined Moth.
“They both excel in their fields and bring enormous expertise, industry experience and new thinking to our growing enterprise.
“As we expand into the US, their experience and perspective will be invaluable in helping us scale and deliver on our vision.”
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