Updated on 12 October 2026
Atomic clocks
Project Manager at CSEM
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
About
We develop atomic clocks based on rubidium hot vapor cells, transferring the stability of their atomic transitions onto a clock signal that serves as a stable frequency reference. Our portfolio includes:
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Miniature microwave atomic clocks optimized for low size, weight, and power consumption. They are enabled by our patented MEMS rubidium vapor cells, our physics package platform for miniature atomic devices, and our application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs).
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Compact optical atomic clock offering uninterrupted performance in a rack-compatible format. The all-optical operating principle enables new applications requiring high robustness and resilience.
Our roadmap focuses on pushing performance while preserving compactness and manufacturability, enabling deployment across space systems, terrestrial infrastructures, and scientific instrumentation.
Field
- Quantum Sensing
- Quantum Instrumentation
- Quantum-based Use Cases (chemistry, sensing, etc.)
Organisation
Similar opportunities
Expertise
- Quantum Sensing
- Quantum Instrumentation
- Quantum-based Use Cases (chemistry, sensing, etc.)
Thibaud Ruelle
Project Manager at CSEM
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Expertise
- Quantum Sensing
- Quantum Computing
- Quantum Communication
- Quantum Instrumentation
Thibaud Ruelle
Project Manager at CSEM
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Service
Quantum tech development & transfer to industries
- Development
- Manufacturing
- Quantum Sensing
- Quantum Computing
- Quantum Instrumentation
- Quantum-based use cases (chemistry, sensing, etc.)
- Enabling technology (electronics, photonics, vacuum etc.)
Thibaud Ruelle
Project Manager at CSEM
Neuchâtel, Switzerland