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Ambassador Sonu Kumar Jha

Official GQMC Ambassador

Sonu Kumar Jha

 Achievements
Newcomer (Score: 0)

 Region
India, Chennai

 Institution
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras

Contact
sonjha(at)amb.glqmc.org


I’m Sonu Kumar Jha, currently pursuing a BS in Electronic Systems from IIT Madras. My interests lies in electronics, embedded systems, and emerging technologies, especially quantum mechanics and quantum computing. I enjoy understanding how complex systems work, whether through building circuits, experimenting with sensors, designing PCBs, and exploring new scientific concepts. What draws me toward quantum science is the way it challenges our ideas about computation, information, and physics itself. I enjoy exploring difficult concepts, learning through curiosity and experimentation, and connecting ideas across technology and science. Alongside my technical interests, I also like discussing and simplifying complex topics in a way that feels more approachable to students and beginners.