There’s a certain weight to knowing how the world works at its most fundamental level. The equations, the physics, the underlying structure of reality itself. It’s beautiful, intricate, and—for most—completely inaccessible.
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I spent years immersed in quantum technology, driven by a relentless curiosity about the world at the smallest possible scale. I worked as a quantum researcher at the Georgia Tech Quantum Optics and Quantum Telecommunications Lab, later joining the University of Maryland’s Joint Quantum Institute, one of the world’s leading centers for quantum research. My work continued at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Bleximo building application-specific superconducting quantum processors to solve the world's most complex problems.

Today, I’m Vice Chair of the IEEE Quantum Computing Standards Project, defining the global framework for quantum technologies. I work with Giga Global, a UNICEF-ITU initiative, helping connect every school in the world to the internet, ensuring deep tech reaches beyond R&D and into real-world impact.

With Quantum Coast Capital, I back the founders defining the next trillion-dollar industries—before the world even knows their names.

But investing isn’t enough.

I’ve seen too many brilliant minds struggle to communicate their vision, translate technical achievements into businesses, and scale their ideas.

Because deep tech isn’t just something that happens in a lab.

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Because the future won’t be shaped by those who simply understand the technology.  It will be shaped by those who can build it, communicate it, and scale it.

At the same time, I’ve built a global media platform, through my writings, YouTube channel, Instagram, LinkedIn, and strategic content to reshape how the world sees deep tech—from quantum computing and AI to robotics, space, and frontier science. My work bridges the worlds of science, business, and media, ensuring that the next era of innovation isn’t just a niche technical pursuit, but a cultural movement.

‍Through One Quark Media, I help these deep tech companies build credibility, land investors, and position themselves as industry leaders.‍

It’s about how we tell the story of innovation—about making scientists, engineers, and founders the new cultural icons. The people building the future should be as influential as the people shaping entertainment, fashion, and politics.
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That’s why I launched Tech Leaders Institute, a platform where engineers and scientists develop the soft skills needed to lead and influence. Through my signature Extraversion for Introverts course and coaching program, I help technical leaders overcome imposter syndrome and build a powerful and confident presence.

That’s what I do. I don’t just follow where deep tech is going.
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I make sure it gets there.

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