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About Queen's High-Performance Computing

Queen's High-Performance Computing (QHPC) is a club comprised of a team of undergraduate and graduate students pioneering the future of high-performance computing (HPC). Mission: To empower students with hands-on experience in high-performance computing (HPC) through collaborative learning, competitions, and industry engagement, fostering innovation and technical excellence. What We Do: Skill Development: Host workshops, tutorials, and hands-on sessions led by HPC experts and industry professionals. Members gain access to cutting-edge resources, including resources from the Centre for Advanced Computing (CAC). Competitions: Compete in prestigious events like SC competitions, IndySC, and Winter Classic, with opportunities to earn scholarships and showcase Queen’s talent on local, national, and international stages. Networking: Connect with peers, faculty, and industry leaders through events, competitions, and partnerships with organizations like CAC and DELL. Why Join QHPC? Inclusivity: Open to all Queen’s students—no prior HPC experience required. We prioritize interdisciplinary collaboration and a welcoming environment. Career Edge: Gain niche expertise in HPC, a field poised for growth with AI advancements. Members have secured internships and leveraged club experience for industry roles. Growth Opportunities: Participate in structured training, mentorship, and a progression from local to global competitions. Unique Value: QHPC is Queen’s first Engineering Society-ratified supercomputing club, filling a critical gap in technical education. Our focus on practical, competition-driven learning—supported by faculty advisors and industry sponsors—sets us apart. Future Vision: Expand outreach through high school STEM workshops, diversify membership, and establish Queen’s as a leader in HPC education. Join Us! Follow our page for updates or reach out to learn how to get involved!

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