Hey, I'm Jennifer, a technical product marketer and engineer who brings clarity to complex deep topics, from quantum computing to cryptography to sports tech.
About
I'm a technical product marketer passionate about making complex concepts accessible, particularly in quantum computing and cryptography.
Since 2019, I've worked across software engineering and developer relations in the blockchain industry, from founding an NFT marketplace that raised $1.7 million to leading developer relations at a major blockchain contributor.
My interest in quantum computing began while researching post-quantum cryptography for blockchain. Today, I write about quantum computing almost daily, reaching over 1,000 followers across Medium and Substack.
I'm also building Openlane, a performance analytics app for Masters swimmers, as a Masters swimmer myself! The app has grown to over 4,000 users and 15,000 page views within the Masters swimming community.
Selected work
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Why is ECDSA not quantum resistant?
An explainer on why the signature scheme securing most blockchains is vulnerable to quantum computers.
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Post-quantum roundup: Week 17, 2026
Bite-sized updates within a longer newsletter: quantum hype vs. real progress, Coinbase's migration stance, and Solana's FALCON prototype.
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Measuring quantum chaos with OTOCs
A 12-part thread breaking down how a hackathon team used Claude to compute out-of-time-order correlators and see how qubits influence each other.
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Handling errors on quantum computers
Error suppression, mitigation, and correction, explained slide by slide.
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The challenge in creating new quantum algorithms
A quick take on why new quantum algorithms are so hard to come by.
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