B. B. — Quantum Computing Profile | Quantum.jobs

Skills

Python (NumPy, pandas, SciPy, scikit-learn, pytorch, tensorflow), MATLAB, strong Quantum Information Theory skills, deep knowledge in AI (classical ML, graph NN, GenAI), strong industry experience, strong communications skills by having led several end-to-end projects, fluent in English, German, French and Spanish, good knowledge of Italian and Portuguese

About

My longstanding fascination for quantum information—rooted in my early studies in physics—makes me genuinely excited to apply for the Quantum Computing positions. I am convinced that my technical background, research experience, and industry-related engineering skills place me in an excellent position to contribute to the mission of the enterprises present on quantum.jobs.

During my PhD, I worked on quantum control of NV centers, a very promising branch for future applications of quantum computing. This research allowed me to build a deep understanding of solid-state qubits, quantum control techniques, and experimental challenges. I published in leading journals and became highly familiar with the demands and creativity required in cutting-edge research.

After completing my PhD, I broadened my skill set in industry roles that strengthened my software engineering and applied mathematics capabilities. As a software developer and later as a risk modeler, I deepened my expertise in statistical modeling and algorithmic thinking—skills that are highly useful for the design and analysis of quantum algorithms. Over the past seven years as a senior data scientist in a FinTech company, I have led end-to-end teams and delivered production-ready solutions in machine learning (e.g. predicting borrowers' behavior), natural language processing (e.g. understanding unstructured data), and graph neural networks (e.g. fraud detection).

Throughout my industry career, I have remained closely connected to developments in quantum information. I participated in DZ BANK’s trend lab on quantum computing applications in finance, attended international conferences, and led a project demonstrating the use of Fujitsu’s digital annealer (a quantum-inspired algorithm) for credit scoring. The latter experience strengthened my ability to translate quantum-inspired methods into real-world value—an ability I believe is highly relevant for the applied research environment described by the enterprises on quantum.jobs.

Beyond my technical background, I bring strong communication skills and experience mentoring students in ambitious research projects. I also speak several foreign languages fluently, which helps me collaborate effectively in international teams.