Curriculum Summary

• I have experience leading all aspects of scientific research, program management, and business development.
• Currently I am the tech advocate of QuEra Computing, where I also manage strategic government relations.
• I coordinate multi-party research teams at the boundary of academia and industry.
• I led the design of the first industry-grade course on quantum computing with neutral atoms, with hundreds of trainees.
• I marketed and developed the user base of the world's first publicly accessible neutral-atom quantum computer.
• Previously, I directed multi-faculty teams in a major research program at the University of British Columbia.
• My further professional interests include talent acquisition and retention, and how it impacts organizations.

• I held postodctoral fellowships at the Institut Quantique (Québec) and Quantum Matter Institute (British Columbia).
• I have PhD in Physics, obtained from the University of Campinas (Brazil) and UIUC (Illinois).
• I obtained my BSc in Physics also in Campinas (Brazil), where I graduated at the top of my class.
• My favorite scientific contributions are predicting material signatures of chiral anomaly phenomena (verified experimentally) and proposing a non-topological mechanism for anyonic qubits.
• More recently, I am working on applications of quantum computing in simulations, optimization, and machine learning.

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