Thomas Ohki
Physicist and Quantum Hardware Engineer
Dr. Thomas Ohki is a seasoned principal investigator with a robust background in Microwave Engineering, Digital Electronics, Physics, Quantum Optics, and Sensors.
He currently serves as the lead scientist at Raytheon, overseeing the development and applications of superconducting devices for quantum information, microwave systems, and digital technologies.
Dr. Ohki has established himself as a pioneer in the field, directing the BBN cryogenic computing lab and spearheading research in diverse areas such as superconducting quantum and classical computing, and the integration of superconducting devices with spintronic and 2-D materials.
His impressive career includes founding a cutting-edge quantum computing research laboratory in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and enhancing superconducting device fabrication capabilities at Raytheon.
With a Doctor of Philosophy in Physics from the University of Rochester and a background in Physics from Chalmers University of Technology, Dr. Ohki brings a wealth of academic knowledge and hands-on experience to his current roles.
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