I am the Co-founder and CEO of
Super.tech. I recently defended my PhD in quantum computation at UChicago, where I was advised by
Fred Chong. My work focuses on breaking the abstraction barrier between quantum hardware and software, with the aim of realizing practical applications sooner than otherwise possible. My graduate research was funded by the NDSEG and Eckhardt Fellowships and led to several publications and patents. Prior to graduate school, I attended Princeton University, where I studied computer science and physics. For my interests and background outside of quantum computing, see my profiles on
Quora and
LinkedIn.