The story
Why QuantRoom exists
Quantum computing has left the physics department. Hardware companies, software start-ups, research labs and large enterprises now hire for it, and the people they hire arrive from physics, computer science, engineering and mathematics — each missing a different half of the picture.
The material to close that gap exists, but it is scattered: textbooks written for physicists, SDK documentation written for developers, lecture notes, papers and blog posts of uneven quality. Nothing says what to learn, in what order, and how to show that you have learned it.
QuantRoom is being built to be that path: one structured roadmap from the prerequisites up, lessons that explain rather than impress, exercises that make you do the work yourself, and interview preparation organised around the roles that actually exist.
We are starting small and in public. The first part to go live is the workshop you may have arrived for. Everything else on this page is being built now.