
The quantum workforce represents professionals who research, develop and implement practical solutions based on quantum science. Our goal is to make sure underrepresented communities are equipped with the skills necessary to thrive in the quantum workforce.
Careers in quantum are diverse, spanning both highly technical and non-technical roles, and the field is experiencing rapid growth with high demand for skilled professionals. Professional roles include:
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The market for quantum professionals is growing quickly and has a significant talent gap between the number of open positions and the number of qualified candidates, leading to competitive salaries.
Chicago State University offers two undergraduate certificates and a minor in quantum-related fields:
Chicago State University is a partner in the Mic2ExL project, funded by the National Science Foundation as a Chicagoland Partnership for Semiconductors and Microelectronics Experiential Learning. The Mic2ExL project offers paid internships for adults aged 18 or older. Learn more here.