https://www.skool.com/quantum-computing-career-lab-6278/calendar?eid=4a7173684d804ce8b3d1e0a92111ab09 👋 Hey everyone, I'm hosting a casual, fun, and quantum coffee chat this Saturday at 10:30am EST. Meet me and your fellow quantum enthusiasts in a laid back setting where we can just talk about quantum and life. There's no set agenda, so feel free to come with any question, stories, cool research, or anything in between. ☕ Grab a coffee, tea, water, or breakfast and relax with some quantum. Tentatively scheduled for 30 mins but we'll see where it goes 🤪

Hey everyone, I added some content to the Classroom section. The course will focus on building your own personal roadmap towards a career in quantum computing and quantum engineering. I'm building out each core "Milestone" to forming your roadmap, and will add valuable content in between. I want to build out in the open, and I'm receptive to any feedback or suggestions you guys have. In addition to the core course content, from feedback from previous posts I plan to make the following EXTRA sections: - types of projects would help you develop skills - "day in the life" of certain quantum engineering jobs - Job interviews - How engineering technical skills can be applied to quantum computing (this is actually a CORE section) - Glossary of essential terms ❤️ Thanks again for being founding members of this community as it just starts out. It means a lot to me. More valuable content coming soon.

I made a mistake in the permission settings so none of you had access... UNTIL NOW! Kate actually pointed this out to me weeks ago and I thought I fixed it weeks ago, but apparently not! SchrödingerAI is built off of a Google service called NotebookLM. The secret sauce (and what actually makes it a valuable tool) is a custom web scraper I made to extract literally 1000+ quantum jobs, clean and extract only the relevant data, then format it in a way NotebookLM can interpret. The best way to interact with it right now is to ask questions relating to quantum jobs. Things like "What skills are necessary for [insert specific niche role]" or "I'm studying X, what jobs in quantum computing are applicable to the skills I gain doing X?". Vague questions yield unhelpful answers. The computer science saying goes: GARBAGE IN, GARBAGE OUT. So think carefully about your prompt! TLDR: check out the SchrödingerAI in the classroom section. I'm going to be making improvements to it, but check out what it can do right now 👇

Hey guys, I’m going to the wilderness for a few days, but when I return I plan on expanding the Classroom section. I currently have a bunch of draft modules almost ready to release, and I will add many more according to your suggestions. Post below if you have any feedback, ideas, or questions you’d like answered in the Course in the Classroom section. The core theme will be building your own personal Quantum Career Roadmap.

Hey everyone, Every Quantum company has a roadmap. Why? Because without one, it’s almost impossible to know where you’re going. The same applies to building a career in Quantum Engineering. It’s not about blindly chasing a job title. It’s about figuring out your path, step by step. That’s what this community is here for: helping you sketch out your own roadmap. Not a cookie-cutter one, but something personal that fits your skills, interests, and goals. Along the way, we’ll dig into questions like: 👉 Why do you actually want to work in Quantum Computing? 👉 Which technical skills do you genuinely enjoy? 👉 How could those skills impact Quantum? 👉 What kinds of roles exist that would use them? 👉 What Quantum knowledge is worth focusing on? 👉 How do you level up until you’re really good at your technical and Quantum skills? 👉 How do you actually get your first experience in Quantum? Just like companies revise their roadmaps all the time, you’ll probably update yours too. And that’s normal. This community is about supporting each other as we figure it out, share wins, and help each other move closer to landing (and thriving in) a Quantum role.