QuantumDiamonds
QuantumDiamonds builds quantum sensing tools for semiconductor chip testing and measurement. The Munich-based company has raised $111M in Series A funding and employs 67 people.
The growth story
QuantumDiamonds grew from 2 to 67 employees between 2021 and 2026, raising $111M along the way, most recently a Series A in July 2026.
About
QuantumDiamonds develops quantum sensing technologies used in semiconductor manufacturing for failure analysis and metrology. Its tools help chipmakers improve advanced packaging and heterogeneous integration processes.
The company raised $111M in Series A funding in July 2026, backed by European investors including Bayern Kapital and Earlybird Venture Capital. It employs 67 people, primarily engineers and quantum physicists.
Founders and leadership
Engineering is QuantumDiamonds' largest function, with 16 engineers. The company is led by quantum physicists and data scientists collaborating with semiconductor manufacturers.
The QuantumDiamonds org chart
Kevin Berghoff (CEO & Co-Founder) leads 17 mapped leaders with 5 direct reports. Click +N to expand a team; names link to the person’s public profile.
Departments, and which ones grew
Headcount by function: Engineering 24 (+71% YoY), Business Development 7 (0% YoY), Operations 5 (+400% YoY), Education 5 (+67% YoY), Information Technology 4 (+33% YoY), Entrepreneurship 3 (+200% YoY).
Talent flow
QuantumDiamonds recruits heavily from the Technical University of Munich, which accounts for 9 hires. Other top sources include Infineon Technologies, ASML, and IBM. Alumni have moved to semiconductor and quantum technology companies like ChipTechScale and QTAS.
Most common previous employers of QuantumDiamonds staff: Technical University of Munich (9), Infineon Technologies (4), McKinsey & Company (2), UniCredit (2), ASML (2), IBM (2). Former QuantumDiamonds employees most often moved to Vaisala (1), Sona8 (1), Otera (1), QTAS (1), RAMPF (1), ChipTechScale (1).
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What this company is made of
Most common skills at QuantumDiamonds: Python (Programming Language) (27), Project Management (26), MATLAB (21), Problem Solving (19), Analytical Skills (17), Microsoft Office (17), Communication (16), Leadership (16).
Where the team actually sits
QuantumDiamonds people are concentrated in Bavaria, Germany (35), Greater Munich Metropolitan Area (5), Germany (3), Lower Saxony, Germany (2).
Search footprint
QuantumDiamonds attracts about 21 organic search visits a month, traffic worth roughly $0K a month if bought through ads. It gained 5 ranking keywords and lost 5 in the last period.
Frequently asked
QuantumDiamonds has 67 employees as of September 2026.
QuantumDiamonds has raised $111M in total, most recently a Series A round in July 2026.
QuantumDiamonds was founded in 2022 by Kevin Berghoff, Dominik Bucher, Aditya Sinha.
Kevin Berghoff (CEO & Co-Founder) sits at the top of QuantumDiamonds's reporting structure, with 5 direct reports.
The most common previous employers of current QuantumDiamonds staff are Technical University of Munich (9 people), Infineon Technologies (4 people), McKinsey & Company (2 people).
Former QuantumDiamonds employees most often move to Vaisala (1), Sona8 (1), Otera (1).
QuantumDiamonds attracts about 21 organic search visits a month, worth roughly $0K a month in equivalent ad spend.
The most common skills among QuantumDiamonds staff are Python (Programming Language), Project Management, MATLAB, Problem Solving, Analytical Skills.
QuantumDiamonds staff are concentrated in Bavaria, Germany (35), Greater Munich Metropolitan Area (5), Germany (3).
QuantumDiamonds has about 24 people in Engineering, up 71% over the past year, as of September 2026.
QuantumDiamonds has about 7 people in Business Development, up 0% over the past year, as of September 2026.
Computed from 52 current and 32 former QuantumDiamonds profiles, as of September 2026. Source: Crustdata.
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