Mohamed Amine Garrach

Quantum Computing Enthusiast

Hi ! I'm Mohamed Amine, an ICT Engineering, majoring in Cyber Security, and a Junior Researcher in Quantum Computing.

I also holds an Undergraduate Diploma in Mathematics and Physics. During the last two years of my studies, I have focused on doing research on quantum computing.

I won first place at the Qiskit Fall Fest Hackathon in France 2021 and Second place at NYU Abu Dhabi Quantum Computing Hackathon. In my spare time, I works to build awareness about quantum education by conducting relevant events (workshops, talks). I have worked as a mentor at Q-munity helping international high school students start their quantum computing journey with a junior project, and I also continues to work as a QWorld instructor providing training at QSilver on various quantum computing topics.

Experience

Quantum Cybersecurity Intern at QuRISK
Working on Quantum Cyber Assessment that can help client to adopt the PQC solution safty.

Mentee at QOSF

Working on Blind quantum computing

Quantum Research Assistant at Qkrishi

Worked on Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC) and on benchmarking various PQC algorithms also resulted in a research paper submission. Certificate

Quantum Research Intern at QWorld

Used QML to do medical sensing and disease diagnosis by imaging processing (Qiskit platform).

Collaborative project with Imperial College London, Tsinghua University, and Taipei Medical University. Certificate

Winner: 2nd Team Award for Best Project and 3rd Team Award for Best Presentation.

DevOps Engineer at DevTweaks Certificate

Publications:

Mohamed Amine Garrach - Chetan Waghela - Mahima Mary Mathews - Sreekuttan, (Sept. 2022).
“Paper: Benchmarking speed of Post-Quantum Lattice based PKE/KEM schemes using liboqs”. In: IEEE Trends In Quantum Computing Emerging Business Technologies (TQCEBT 2022) 99.8612, pp. 1–5. IEEE_Paper_Link, Certificate

Projects:

QKD-Protocol-BB84-Implementation using IBM QX GitHub code

Implementation of BB84 protocols on IBM QX demon- strate the implementation of the BB84 protocol utilizing Qiskit Circuit locally and on IBM QX devices , and display the final produced key with a graphic user interface.

Quantum Send File (Quantum Image Processing using NEQR) GitHub code

Used the BB84 protocol to generate a key which is used to send a multimedia file (image) or video and this can be transferred from the quantum teleportation and deciphered with the same key. send the QOSF logo from folder mentee to folder mentor. (QOSF: Task4)

Hybrid transfer learning for image classification (COVID-NonCOVID) GitHub code

The project is using Quantum Machine Learning to do medical sensing and disease diagnosis by imaging processing.

QOSF-task1-add-value GitHub code

Extracurricular Work:

President at Universal technological Club

Create a social and collaborative community of students, who are interested in computer science and software related areas

Mandate: 2020-2021

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/utc.enetcom

Speaker at Qiskit Fall Fest

The Qiskit Fall Fest is a collection of quantum computing events on college campuses around the world, with support from the entire IBM Quantum team.
I gave a talk on quantum cryptography and post-quantum cryptography. . Certificate

Web page: https://qiskit-fall-fest-algiers.wtmalgiers.org