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Ask me anything: Masako Yamada – ‘With quantum, the challenge is not so much solving the problem but defining the problem’

12 May 2023 Sarah Tesh

Masako Yamada is the director of applications at IonQ, a global quantum-computing company headquartered in the US that develops quantum systems designed to solve complex problems. Prior to her current role, Yamada worked at GE Research for 20 years, and she holds a PhD in physics from Boston University.

Open to reinvention Masako Yamada did a PhD in high-performance computing, then shifted to experimen

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