Hybrid Post-Quantum and Classical Key Exchange
Performance evaluation of hybrid cryptographic approaches using liboqs.
I'm Shams Ul Arefin Nibir — a quantum software developer, researcher and international speaker working across quantum error correction, post-quantum cryptography, FPGA systems, variational algorithms and hybrid quantum-classical computing.
My work sits between quantum algorithms, hardware-aware computing, cryptography and practical software engineering.
I work with quantum frameworks, FPGA architectures, machine learning and full-stack systems to explore how emerging computational models can become practical, verifiable and useful.
Explore my experience →Research focused on hardware-accelerated quantum error correction, topology-aware decoding and reinforcement learning based approaches for quantum systems.
View research repository ↗Performance evaluation of hybrid cryptographic approaches using liboqs.
Contributions, benchmarking and verification workflows for open-source quantum algorithm development.
A collection of quantum computing, software, AI, robotics and hardware projects.
Contributing to post-quantum cryptography, hybrid quantum-classical cryptographic approaches, benchmarking, technical documentation and research collaboration.
Contributing to an international open-source initiative focused on variational quantum algorithms, benchmarking, black-box verification and applied quantum computing.
Collaborated on quantum chip design, fault-tolerant architecture research, topology-aware QEC simulations and hardware-aware design for NISQ devices.
Led a five-person team building an AI-powered emergency response application with SOS, shelter information, real-time notifications and scalable backend systems.
Designed and delivered a four-month Python cohort covering programming fundamentals, data structures, practical projects, assessments and code reviews.
Invited flash talk speaker at the Princeton University Graduate Summer School on quantum computing.
Global Rank #8 at the Future Leaders in Quantum Hackathon.
Competed against 300+ teams from 40+ countries on IBM Quantum hardware.
Speaker and presenter at 10+ international webinars covering quantum computing, VQA, QEC and PQC.
Qiskit · Cirq · PennyLane · OpenVQA · Quantum Development Kit
Python · C/C++ · Verilog/VHDL · JavaScript · Dart/Flutter · MATLAB · SQL
FPGA · Xilinx Vivado · Digital Circuit Design · Quantum-Classical Interfaces
TensorFlow · PyTorch · PPO · DQN · Reinforcement Learning
Lattice-based · Code-based · Hash-based Signatures · QKD
Git · GitHub · Jupyter · VS Code · LaTeX · AWS · Azure · IBM Quantum
Interested in quantum computing, research, software engineering or collaboration? Feel free to reach out.
nibirarefin@gmail.com ↗