Hi, I'm Arjun!
I recently graduated from Georgia Tech with a CS major concentrating in Systems Architecture and Theory. I will be beginning my PhD in EECS @ Berkeley this fall, focusing on quantum compilers and programming systems!
See my /now page for recent news and things I'm focusing on.
You can contact me @
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- @abhamra on Github
- arjun-bhamra on LinkedIn
Selected Publications
- Synthesizing Quantum Fourier Transform Circuits in a Basis-Oriented Quantum Programming Language:
Undergraduate Thesis - ASDF: A Compiler for Qwerty, a Basis-Oriented Quantum Programming Language:
2025 IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Code Generation and Optimization (CGO)
Austin J. Adams, Sharjeel Khan, Arjun S. Bhamra, Ryan R. Abusaada, Anthony M. Cabrera, Cameron C. Hoechst, Travis S. Humble, Jeffrey S. Young, Thomas M. Conte - Qwerty: A Basis-Oriented Quantum Programming Language:
2025 IEEE International Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering (QCE)
Austin J. Adams, Sharjeel Khan, Arjun S. Bhamra, Ryan R. Abusaada, Travis S. Humble, Jeffrey S. Young and Thomas M. Conte
A full list can be found at /pubs.
To learn about my:
What do I do? (my /about section)
I read somewhere that when asked about what someone does, the first answer is some sort of work related answer, and any hobby or passion is designated second-place. Perhaps that's because of how the question was phrased, but it's an interesting thought. Anywho, here are some things I find curious, interesting, fun, and the like!
- Drumming
- Music, particularly Jazz and Funk, although I'll listen to basically anything that isn't country
- Anime and animated shows (FMAB, TLOVM, A:TLA, Arcane, and Blue Eye Samurai are some standouts!)
- FPS Games (currently playing Overwatch, Phantom Forces, and Marvel Rivals)
- DND (Critical Role Campaign 4 is phenomenal)
- Creative Writing (work in progress)
- My dotfiles setup
Most importantly, I love learning!
To learn more about me, you can find my slash pages by navigating to /slashes
"Experience becoming [...] to make your soul grow" -- Kurt Vonnegut