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Join the Quantum Computing Club @ UCI!

Build quantum software skills, work on projects, and meet people across Computer Science, Engineering, and Physics.

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40+
Active members
6+
Guest lectures / year

Club Meeting Information

Weekly Session
Mondays · 5:00–6:00 PM · RH 108
Quantum Algorithms, Live Demos, Guest Lectures, Projects, and more!

Note: All sessions are flexible—content may be updated based on schedule and member interest.

Leadership & Volunteering

Step up to help run the club, grow our community, and mentor newcomers. Explore the roles below and apply anytime.

Marketing Organizer

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Qualifications

  • Interest in design, social, or writing
  • Experience with Canva/Figma and short-form video
  • Strong communication skills & dedication

Expectations

  • Create event posts, flyers, recaps
  • Publish to Discord & Instagram
  • Capture photos & videos during events

Education Fellow

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Requirements

  • Strong mathematical foundation (basic linear algebra, complex numbers, classical computing principles)
  • Basic Python programming experience

Preferred

  • Enthusiasm for and experience teaching or tutoring
  • Experience with quantum libraries like IBM Qiskit

Responsibilities

  • Create education material (e.g., slides, demos)
  • Present teaching material to students
  • Provide beginners with conceptual and programming help
Tip: You can apply to multiple roles. We review applications on a rolling basis.

FAQ

Absolutely not. We run beginner-friendly sessions and provide resources to get you started.
Totally flexible, but we highly recommend attending our club meetings. If you want to get your hands dirty, join a project team for weekly sprints.
Check Discord announcements for the most up-to-date info. We also post major events on Instagram.
We do everything from hands-on workshops to guest speaker events to socials. For more info, check out our Events page.
We host two regular meetings each week—one for algorithms and one for hands-on projects.