A bunch of us are organising QUANTUM SOFTWARE 2.1 as part of IEEE Quantum Week. If you want to like quantum software but you think it basically sucks, then this workshop is for you. There will be a bunch of very cool projects presented! #quantum #quantumcomputing #quantumsoftware #quantumweek
https://sites.google.com/view/quantum-software-workshop-2025
Want to get involved in #QuantumComputing but feel it’s out of reach? 🧑💻
Projects like #classiq and #OQTOPUS are lowering barriers through #opensource, building global talent pipelines, and welcoming new #contributors.
Learn how they’re doing it from Linux Professional Institute (LPI) Editor Andrew Oram: https://lpi.org/s11i
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Hello quantum friends. My team want to hire someone to work on adding QEC support to our quantum compilation stack. The ideal person will know about fault tolerant quantum computing and be keen to learn about how modern compiler tools work. The other way around might work too. The job is based in Cambridge, UK.
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https://jobs.eu.lever.co/quantinuum/d081de54-1194-4351-a390-2eb734d540c3
Quantinuum are hiring a research software engineer to work on compilation of fault-tolerant quantum software for the next generation of quantum computers. Quantum software relies on quantum error correction to work. However, quantum software engineers don’t want to think about error correction: they want the compiler do it for them. So we’re upgrading our TKET compiler do this, and we’re looking for help. As part of our Cambridge-based compiler team, you will contribute to our quantum compilation toolchain, with a focus on how implementing fault-tolerant protocols in the compiler. You’ll stay informed about the latest research on quantum error correction codes, fault-tolerant circuit design, and quantum compilation methods, as well as conducting original research of your own. You’ll work with scientists and engineers from all across Quantinuum to integrate all of our expertise into high-quality software for our team, and our customers. If you are excited by possibilities of quantum
✍️#Quantumsoftware development: a #survey #by Luis Jimenez-Navajas, Fabian Buhler, Frank Leymann, Ricardo Perez-Castillo, Mario Piattini, and Daniel Vietz
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The Thinq Qrisp Community - Benefits for You:
✔️ Innovation Space: Develop new ideas and technologies for #QuantumProgramming.
✔️ Rapid Integration: New technologies are quickly incorporated into the open-source Qrisp project.
✔️ Central Hub: Connect with leading minds in #QuantumSoftware development.
Professionals from industry and academia are already working on quantum computer programming and sharing knowledge within the community.
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The deadline for the next Workshop on Quantum Software is on the 15th of May. The submission format is "eh, 5 pages whatever". The workshop is a satellite of PLDI in Copenhagen in June.
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Learning how to program quantum computers is the next critical skill for developers. Despite this, current quantum programming tools are still at an early stage of the development process, which limits the possibility of creating real complex quantum software systems. The most urgent need for quantum software today is a systematic and unifying approach to quantum programming, with the following main objectives: the high-level definition of programming languages via a machine-independent specification of their syntax and semantics; a structured methodology for translating high-level p ...
Hello #QuantumSoftware at Quantinuum in my team in oxford we work on quantum NLP lambeq software and quantum music Quanthoven software.
Senior Analyst, AI & Quantum Computing, Paul Smith-Goodson, dives in as Cambridge Quantum ("CQ") today announced a quantum computing first. It released an open-source toolkit and library for a Quantum Natural Language Processing (QNLP) toolkit called lambeq.
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