Team

Prior to co-founding CHAOS in 2022, John co-founded directed-energy company Epirus and previously served as a partner at 8VC, where he established the firm’s defense technology practice and led early investments in companies including Anduril, Reveal AI, Rebellion Defense, and Calypso AI. Earlier in his career, John was an investor at Valar Ventures and worked at Allen & Company, and he holds a B.A. in Government from Georgetown University.

Prior to co-founding CHAOS, Bo co-founded Epirus, which he helped lead through its unicorn financing round and the award of major Department of Defense contracts, and where he currently serves on the board. He holds more than 100 U.S. and international patents, and introduced the physics behind “Marr’s Law” in a 2020 paper. Bo spent a decade at Raytheon leading RF technology investments and major program technical strategy, and—after earning his Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Georgia Tech—co-engineered the AI chips behind the IBM Watson system that won Jeopardy!

Colin joined CHAOS in early 2026 to lead the company’s strategic direction and mission engineering. Colin has been a user of defense technologies as a combat-deployed Marine Corps officer, a builder of defense technologies at high-growth start-ups, and a buyer of defense technologies at the highest levels of the Department of War. Colin co-founded Atropos Group, an aerospace company developing autonomous air platforms, which CHAOS acquired in July 2026.

Allison brings 15 years of talent and people leadership experience across the defense tech, autonomous mobility, and high-tech industries, most recently as VP of People at Anduril, with prior roles at Motional and Google. She specializes in building strong cultures and scaling high-growth organizations, identifying top-tier talent, and aligning people strategy with the operational rigor CHAOS needs to support its rapid growth.

Chris brings a unique blend of leadership, operational expertise, and strategic vision, growing out of a career spanning military, intelligence, and the private sector. Prior to his current role, Chris served as Head of U.S. Commercial Business for Palantir Technologies, leveraging cutting-edge data analytics to tackle complex challenges. A retired Navy SEAL Commander, his service also includes key positions within the intelligence community and serving as Director for Counterterrorism on the White House National Security Council.

Dr. Rosker has more than 30 years of expertise in advanced RF and microelectronics and served as a PM and Office Director at DARPA. He has vast industry experience, including as a Principal Engineering Fellow at Raytheon and as a technical leader at what is now Teledyne Scientific. In 2012, Dr. Rosker was selected as a Fellow of the IEEE for “his leadership in microwave and millimeter-wave phased arrays, gallium nitride semiconductors, and terahertz electronics.”