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Despite the increasing interest in quantum computing, the aspect ofdevelopment to achieve cost-effective and reliable quantum softwareapplications has been slow. One barrier is the software engineering of quantumprograms, which can be approached from two directions. On the one hand, manysoftware engineering practices, debugging in particular, are bound to classicalcomputing. On the other hand, quantum programming is closely associated withthe phenomena of quantum physics, and consequently, the way we express programsresembles the early days of programming. Moreover, much of the softwareengineering research today focuses on agile development, where computing cyclesare cheap and new software can be rapidly deployed and tested, whereas in thequantum context, executions may consume lots of energy, and test runs mayrequire lots of work to interpret. In this paper, we aim at bridging this gapby starting with the quantum computing workflow and by mapping existingsoftware engineering research to this workflow. Based on the mapping, we thenidentify directions for software engineering research for quantum computing.

Quantum Software Engineering Challenges from Developers' Perspective: Mapping Research Challenges to the Proposed Workflow Model