Bridge to Utility.

A combat veteran of the 82nd Airborne Division turned national-laboratory engineer, Shadya has spent 17 years securing the systems where failure is not an option: advanced nuclear reactors at Sandia, critical-infrastructure missions at PNNL, and NASA's human spaceflight program. She has led work for CISA, DARPA, DOE, IAEA, NASA, and every branch of the Department of Defense, authored more than twenty publications, and is finishing her doctorate in quantum computing. She founded ArcQubit to bring that national-security discipline to commercial software, making cloud, AI, and quantum decisions usable for organizations with real constraints.

A serial founder of seven technology companies with a doctorate in computer science focused on information security, Anna has spent over 20 years across Fortune 500 leadership and the research bench inventing the next generation of security algorithms. She holds credentials from Oxford, Harvard Business School, and Zurich, teaches graduate cybersecurity and data analytics at Brandeis, and is designing a Data Analytics and AI master's program for USC. At ArcQubit she leads ARO Labs, turning frontier research into defensible technology.

A retired Department of Defense Senior Executive, Dr. Feth directed up to $650M a year of missile-defense innovation at the Missile Defense Agency, governing technology from fundamental research through fielded systems and running the fourth-largest SBIR/STTR program in the DoD. Across 38 years she has been a chief engineer of radar systems, a deputy missile-defense architect, and a NASA vehicle systems engineer, earning the Office of the Secretary of Defense Exceptional Civilian Service Award and induction into the Honorable Order of Saint Barbara. She now aligns ArcQubit's innovation, research, and governance.

Ryan builds and governs systems where failure carries real-world safety or national-security consequences. Across more than 15 years in national infrastructure, public-sector systems, and advanced AI research, he has served as a Chief of AI, virtual CISO, principal security architect, and national-laboratory advisor, and founded an applied research studio exploring hyperdimensional computing and next-generation security architecture. A CISSP and published author, he translates complex technical risk into clear leadership decisions for aerospace, defense, and critical infrastructure.

Dr. Klee brings nearly a decade of pharmacometrics, the quantitative science of how drugs behave in the body, from some of the most respected institutions in the field: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, PTC Therapeutics, the University of Florida Center for Pharmacometrics, and the FDA. He has built FDA- and EMA-grade pharmacokinetic models that guide life-or-death pediatric oncology dosing and rare-disease drug development. At ArcQubit he anchors the healthcare and life-sciences domain, ensuring that pillar carries the regulatory rigor and clinical credibility that pharma and FDA submissions demand.

Founder of the data-analytics firm Dataworkx, Justin is a finance and operations leader with 25 years in financial modeling, strategic planning, and M&A, having closed more than ten transactions ranging from $1M to $30M. He has led CFO and COO functions across SaaS, professional services, and advisory firms, driving financial transformations and building the relationships with banks and venture capital that fuel growth. At ArcQubit he runs the operational and financial engine behind the company's scale.

Dawn brings more than 20 years of elite executive operations across financial services, global media retail, and cybersecurity, including direct support to the founder and CEO of a security company valued at over $3 billion. She has run Board of Directors engagements end to end and supported COOs, CFOs, CIOs, and global SVPs. Everywhere she has gone she has done one thing: multiply executive capacity, the discipline she now brings to ArcQubit as it scales toward market.

Tanya turns complex innovation into clear, compelling market narratives. With two decades of agency and in-house experience leading creative, marketing, and operations teams across technology, manufacturing, and services, she specializes in connecting story, data, and growth into scalable go-to-market systems. A magna cum laude graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Stout, she shapes ArcQubit's brand, messaging, and go-to-market frameworks on the belief that strategy and creativity are most powerful when they move in tandem.

Michael is an enterprise sales leader who has scaled businesses from zero to more than $500M and consistently delivered 100 to 280 percent of target. He built Cloudera's Midwest operation from nothing to $38M in its first year as the company grew from Series A to a $4.1B IPO, grew a Dell territory to $513M, and helped drive Lookout from Series B to a $700M outcome. A three-time President's Club winner, he brings the market-entry execution and complex solution selling that commercializing quantum technology demands.

Steve is a seasoned entrepreneur with 25 years of culture-based leadership, having scaled and led 40-plus executive-level personnel across fields from medical to construction. Contracted by major firms to train communication, body language, and leadership, he specializes in building the high-performance, cohesive cultures that early-stage companies live or die by, with a specific understanding of what quantum and AI organizations need to operate at their highest level.

Tera leads community engagement, outreach, training, and workforce development across the Southeast, building the talent pipelines and partnerships that turn quantum computing from a headline into something communities can reach. Working at the convergence of cloud, AI, and quantum, she is equal parts strategist, educator, and advocate, expanding access and making emerging technology tangible for the next generation of builders, learners, and leaders.

Jimmy brings nearly 30 years in national security, spanning the U.S. Air Force and interagency operations supporting the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security. He advises ArcQubit on defense technology, grounding the company's work in the operational realities of the mission environments it serves.