I am the Co-founder of
Super.tech. I recently defended my PhD in quantum computation at UChicago, where I was advised by
Fred Chong. My research focused on breaking the abstraction barrier between quantum hardware and software, with the aim of realizing practical applications sooner than otherwise possible. I was funded by the NDSEG and Eckhardt Fellowships. 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.