Technical Projects

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Quantum Arcade

Product Manager - React Native, MongoDB, Okta OAuth, AWS, D-Wave LEAP

Educational cross-platform mobile application built on React Native, where users can play puzzle games on and against a real quantum computer. Set to be the first and only publicly available mobile application that interfaces with a quantum computer (D-Wave’s 5000Q machine), the app will launch in April of 2021.

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Fake News Mobile Application

Product Manager, UI/UX Design, Sole Developer - React Native, AWS/Heroku, Tensorflow, Python & Flask

A cross-platform mobile application built on React Native that compiles Fake News Articles along with a 'Fakeness' rating using Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning. In future releases, users will be able to generate their own fake news articles and tweets based on keywords and prompts.

 
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Quantum Hub

Product Manager - React JS, HTML5, CSS

A gallery of web applications that run on D-Wave's Quantum Computer. Built for educational purposes, it implements sudoku solvers, nurse schedulers, and other puzzle games that run on a quantum computer in real time.

 
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Quantum Navigator Video Game

Product Manager - Godot

An educational video game on quantum information, covering fundamental principles such as entanglement and quantum teleportation. Built on Godot, I worked alongside software developers and a theoretical physics PhD student to design levels and gameplay. Beta version is available on GitHub, a full version is set to be released on the STEAM store by August 2021.

 
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True Random State Generator

Sole Developer - Algorithms, Python D-Wave’s LEAP system

A limitation of classical computers is that they cannot generate true randomness. However, companies like D-Wave offer software development kits (SDKs) that leverage quantum mechanics to solve real problems. In this project, I wrote a simple python script using D-Wave’s LEAP system that generates a truly random coin flip. While in and of itself, a coin flip is not particularly exciting, true randomness has incredibly valuable applications in encryption and a safer alternative to RSA factoring.

 

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