Martin Felle
About Martin Felle
Martin Felle is a Sales Engineer with a strong background in quantum technology and project management. He has worked in various roles across multiple prestigious institutions and companies, focusing on the commercialization of quantum technologies.
Current Role at Hamamatsu Corporation
Martin Felle currently serves as a Sales Engineer at Hamamatsu Corporation, a position he has held since 2023. He works in Solothurn, Switzerland, and is involved in promoting and selling advanced photonic technologies. His role focuses on understanding client needs and providing tailored solutions that leverage Hamamatsu's product offerings.
Previous Experience in Quantum Technologies
Prior to his current role, Martin Felle worked at ID Quantique as a Product Manager for Quantum Sensing from 2021 to 2023 in Geneva, Switzerland. He has extensive experience in the quantum technology sector, having begun his career as a PhD researcher focused on quantum communication technologies. His background includes significant roles at Deloitte Switzerland and Felle Technology, where he contributed to emerging technologies and security advisory.
Education and Academic Background
Martin Felle holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Cambridge, where he studied from 2013 to 2017. He also earned a Master of Physics (MPhys) from the University of Oxford, completing his studies from 2008 to 2012. Additionally, he achieved a Master of Research (MRes) in Photonic Systems Development at UCL from 2012 to 2013.
Skills and Areas of Expertise
Martin Felle possesses a diverse skill set that encompasses quantum technology research, project management, security advisory, and marketing and commercial strategy. His expertise is particularly focused on the commercialization of quantum technologies, which have applications in security, computing, scientific research, metrology, and manufacturing.
Research and Project Experience
Throughout his academic and professional career, Martin has engaged in various research projects. Notable projects include his work on electromagnetically induced transparency in Rubidium vapour at the University of Oxford and ion trap quantum computing. His experience spans multiple institutions, including UCL, Qioptiq, and the University of Cambridge, where he contributed to advancing quantum technologies.