Shanelle T.’s Post

Last week I wrapped up my time as an intern for pQCee, and it was definitely an enriching learning experience. Not only was I thrown into the world of quantum cybersecurity, but I dipped my toes into many areas such as bash and python scripting, web apps and product development. The main project I worked on was QKDLite, a lightweight quantum key management system. This involved automating key provisioning with bash and python, creating a demo for file transfer that implements QKDLite and product packaging. I was even able to get it compiled and running on a Raspberry Pi! You’re welcome to try out the web app demo here: https://qkdlite.pqcee.com A big thank you to Teik Guan Tan and Chay Hiah LOH for the experience, and to the entire pQCee team for creating such a collaborative and welcoming environment. A special shoutout to Nicholas Ho—your valuable mentorship and expertise really helped me grow during this internship. If you're still curious about how QKDLite supports quantum-safe communications, I wrote a blog post diving into its file transfer use case and the future of digital QKD for the cloud: https://lnkd.in/gK7iAYkh