thanks for posting these educative to equip us with the knowledge of quantum computing keep them coming I'm interested to watch them to gain more information on this aspect
I have a MSc in theoretical quantum physics and I work at a German car manufacturer (as a regular engineer, though). Three years ago I found out we have someone in IT who concerns himself with quantum computing as his main job. It's no actual quantum job, more like "what does quantum computing mean for our company, what are the risks and opportunities?", so being familiar with the gist of things, talking to researchers and making powerpoint presentations about it. Still, pretty cool job. I think most larger tech companies have people like that.
I have a master in physics meet someone who is quantum computing expert and doesn't know about inner product and outer product , Pauli spin .I say what make you expert and he say he knows how to sell himself. He earn 100k usd 🥲.
hi i am CS student and have mathematic and physics knowledge i really find this field interesting , i start the self-study it Only i am thinking about opportunities in this field, is it hard to get an internship ?
I have a master's in physics and I work as an engineer but I haven't taken formal quantum information courses at the university level. Am I qualified? Almost every job ad states that a PhD is a minimum requirement. Do I need to quit work and get a PhD?
Ibm culture seem quite stuck up.... is it true? First bash Xanadu job post for optics system ML eng, make lots of criticism on everything, then brag you got all the jobs that were good fit on first try. I hoped video would detail more about IBM job posts, with special information since it is your company, but actually it was just a post to try to make fun of other companies. Not very helpful
Not true. If IBM culture was stuck up we certainly wouldnt take the time to make these videos. Even though we may have a few laughs while making them, they are meant to be educational and helpful for our quantum community. We appreciate both our competitors and friends in the field, and just because we may find a job post confusing/incomplete does not mean we are making fun.
