"At Riverlane, we strive to create an inclusive work environment and culture where everyone feels valued and respected, a place where everybody belongs and where everyone can be themselves. Only by bringing our whole selves to work can we achieve our best, reach our potential and make quantum computing useful sooner."
Diana Ford, Head of People
Our culture
“You get to set, you get to design, and you get to define, how things move forward."
Kumudha Narasimhan, Senior Compiler Engineer
"I'm learning every day. I didn't actually realise I was capable of learning that much."
Michelle MacRae, Digital Design Engineer
"The most joyful moments for me are when I come into the room with a problem, and the right people are there, and brains just click."
Gabriel Gallardo, Senior Product Manager
Current vacancies
We are looking for talented people who want to make an impact. Riverlane offers exciting career opportunities across engineering, quantum science, product and operations.
Riverlane in 3 words
How would you describe Riverlane in just three words? Turns out that's a more difficult question than you'd expect!
We asked some of our wonderful talent across the company, and the results (in three words!) were... interesting, inspiring and surprising! Watch the video to find out how they summarised Riverlane at it's heart.
Giving something back
Riverlane is building a programme of initiatives to support our local communities, with a focus on having a positive impact on people and the planet via volunteering and education outreach. Read more about some of these early initiatives, all led by individuals within the company.
Riverlane's Bertha Swirles QEC workshop: Empowering Women
This annual workshop aims to upskill and empower women to explore careers in quantum computing.
By providing education, mentorship and networking opportunities, this workshop not only enhances individual capabilities, but also contributes to the broader goal to achieve gender parity in the quantum industry.
With expert-led sessions, hands-on experience, and a team hackathon challenge, this workshop aims to equip participants with some of the core skills and knowledge to work in the quantum industry.
The next session will take place in September 2026.
Paid volunteering time
We are taking small but meaningful steps to increase involvement, visibility and impact in our local community.
Introduced in July 2026, employees can take an optional paid day per quarter to volunteer for any charity of community organisation of their choice, either individually or as part of a group.
Cambridge Pride
Riverlane is a regular sponsor of Cambridge Pride, a joyous celebration of love, visibility, community and solidarity.
Support for these initiatives is more important than ever, and in 2026 we increased our support to fund British Sign Language interpreters, and rounded up a group of Riverlane volunteers to help out on the day. The event is entirely free, inclusive to all, and completely volunteer-run.
Huge credit to Riverlane's Gordon Bateman, Chair of Cambridge Pride, who, every year with his team, does an incredible job of organising such a positive community event.
We have one simple message: We stand with and celebrate our LGBTQ+ colleagues, friends and community – today and every day.
Featured employees
Learn more about what it's like to work at Riverlane
To mark International Women in Engineering Day, we spoke with several of our brilliant engineers from our UK and US teams to gain insights into their roles, their experiences, and what it’s like to work on quantum’s greatest challenge: error correction.
We’ve teamed up with The Quantum Daily to share a behind the scenes look at what it’s like to be a part of the Riverlane team.
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"Joining Riverlane was stepping out of my comfort zone and I cannot imagine a better place for that. I am always encouraged and given time to build new skills for myself."
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