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Chuanqi Xu
Ph.D. Student
I am a PhD candidate at Yale University. My current research focuses on quantum computing and computer security, where I design novel attacks and defenses targeting quantum computers and quantum cloud providers. Specifically, my work explores security and privacy across the entire technology stack of quantum computers:
- Investigating vulnerabilities in quantum processors and qubit technologies.
- Developing secure and private quantum computer systems and architecture.
- Ensuring the security of quantum algorithms, with a focus on quantum machine learning (QML).
Previously, I worked on RTL design (Verilog) for FPGAs, implementing Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) that is secure to both classical and quantum computer attacks.
I am actively seeking roles as a research scientist, software engineer, and quant researcher. I am broadly interested in developing systems and infrastructure, especially for ML/GenAI infrastructure and systems.