Katrina Sliwa

Katrina Sliwa has extensive work experience in the field of quantum measurement and superconducting qubit design. Starting in 2009, they worked as a Graduate Student at Yale University, where they focused on their research. Katrina then transitioned into a role as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Yale University, furthering their research and expertise. In 2016, they joined Quantum Circuits, Inc. as a Quantum Measurement Scientist. In this role, they led various projects related to quantum limited amplification, directional parametric devices, superconducting qubit design and modeling, and quantum device fabrication. Katrina also played a key role in designing, fabricating, characterizing, and exporting parametric amplifiers for sale to other industry, academic, and governmental labs.

Katrina Sliwa attended the University of Rochester from 2005 to 2009, where they obtained their Bachelor of Science degree in Physics and Mathematics. Later, they pursued further education at Yale University, earning a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Physical Sciences. The start and end years for their doctoral studies at Yale University are not provided.