CERN Staff And Coordinator Of The Hybrid Quantum Computing Infrastructures And Algorithms
Switzerland
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Michele Grossi is a quantum computing and high-energy physics innovator with eight years of experience bridging industry and academia, currently coordinating hybrid quantum computing infrastructures and algorithms at CERN. A Forbes 30 Under 30 alumnus and former IBM Quantum Technical Ambassador, he designs and optimizes hybrid classical-quantum simulation platforms to advance quantum machine learning for HEP and broader scientific use cases. He holds an industrial PhD in Physics from the University of Pavia earned in partnership with IBM Research, and has led teams of PhD and Master students on noisy quantum algorithm development and QML pipelines. His background as an IT architect and cloud specialist informs pragmatic integration of quantum resources with HPC and distributed systems. Michele is also a qualified Innovation Manager who has repeatedly acted as a facilitator between research, industry partners, and vendors to accelerate technology transfer. Less obvious: he combines hands-on simulator optimization with ecosystem-building skills, enabling both proofs-of-concept and operational hybrid deployments.
8 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
PhD High Energy Physics, PhD High Energy Physics at Università di Pavia
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