Meet the Team
About Bifrost Electronics
The efforts of very smart people have made high-quality qubits a reality. Until recently, the ability for quantum computing to gain an advantage was limited by the quality of the QPUs that we could build, but that is not true anymore. Today, the ultimate utility of a quantum computer is limited by the number of qubits we can pack in a fridge.
Therefore, not only do we need to make our qubits smaller, we need to make all the devices that surround the qubit smaller to pack more of them into a tighter space.
Qubit builders have done a great job getting us this far, but we need to help them get across the line. Bifrost Electronic’s mission is to pick up the torch so that researchers and physicists can realistically get us closer to fulfilling the quantum computing promise.
Our Team
Zenith Tillemann-Dick
Growth oriented - Zenith brings a track record in tech and software startups to the frontier of quantum infrastructure. His focus is on domestic manufacturing, building durable systems, and advancing U.S. leadership in critical technologies.
Outside of work, Zenith boxes, bakes, and maintains a small menagerie of pets.
Affiliations: Clipboard
School: William and Mary
Connor Denney
Engineer, inventor, and scientist, Connor thrives at the intersection of quantum optics, microwave engineering, and quantum computing. He’s driven by a passion for pushing technical boundaries to help solve enduring global challenges. Outside the lab, Connor likes to hike, bake, and play the violin.
Affiliations: NIST
School: Colorado School of Mines
Logan Pauli
Part physicist, part businessman, Logan thrives at the intersection of equations and execution. He’s passionate about bringing quantum tech to market and identifying new opportunities for technical development and leadership.
Otherwise you'll find Logan lifting weights or camping out back home in Michigan.
Affiliations: Northrop Grumman
School: Michigan Technological University, Colorado School of Mines
Timothy Strawn
School: Colorado School of Mines
Chandler Wilburn
School: Colorado School of Mines