Malvika Garikapati

Malvika Garikapati has a strong background in quantum engineering and research. Malvika began their career as a Teaching Assistant at Stevens Institute of Technology, where they taught undergraduate courses in electricity, magnetism, and mechanics. Malvika'sresponsibilities included creating class materials, organizing exams, and providing individualized support to students.

In 2020, Garikapati became a Research Assistant at Stevens Institute of Technology, where they focused on spatio-temporal quantum phase modulation spectroscopy. Malvika gained experience in creating and manipulating ultrafast picosecond-level arbitrary waveforms and customizing the spatial profile of light using specialized optical and electrical components. Malvika also aligned optical setups for second harmonic generation through nonlinear crystals.

Garikapati's most recent work experience is with Quantum Computing Inc., where they have held roles as a Quantum LiDAR Engineer and a Quantum Engineer. Malvika'sinvolvement in these positions encompasses working on cutting-edge quantum technologies and developing advanced engineering solutions.

Overall, Garikapati has demonstrated expertise in quantum engineering, research, teaching, and optical systems.

Malvika Garikapati obtained their Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Physics from Stevens Institute of Technology, starting in 2016. Before that, they pursued their Master of Science (MSc) degree in Physics at National College, Jaynagar, from 2012 to 2014. Prior to their master's degree, they completed their Bachelor of Science (BSc) at Mount Carmel College, India, from 2009 to 2012, with a focus on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Malvika'seducation journey began at Presidency School, where they studied from 1996 to 2007. Additionally, they also pursued another Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Quantum Communication at Stevens Institute of Technology, although the start and end years are not specified.