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Electric CapitalCheck size: Electric Capital publishes a firm-level $1M–$15M+ range from pre-seed through Series A. Trevor's current page gives no personal check range, deal attribution or mandate detail beyond Investor, so the firm range must not be presented as his individual authority.
Trevor applies a long quantitative-investing background to Electric's engineer-led frontier-technology mandate. His prior roles across multi-strategy, retirement, institutional asset-management and index-investing organizations support a lens grounded in data, portfolio construction and risk. Electric has not published a more specific personal thesis, so sector detail beyond the firm mandate remains appropriately limited.
Inferred from the exact biography and Electric's stated philosophy: technical founders who can support claims with data, systems that reduce an important trust dependency, and opportunities where rigorous quantitative work reveals durable behavior rather than a temporary narrative.
No personal pass criteria are published. Role-based concerns likely include unsupported performance claims, models with leakage or overfitting, risks hidden by aggregate returns, protocols without enough data to validate behavior, and teams that cannot articulate how technology reduces an intermediary or improves a system.
Lead with evidence and uncertainty. Show the problem, technical mechanism, data-generating behavior, cohort or market metrics, assumptions, downside cases and validation plan. For a company pitch, connect quantitative evidence to product-market fit; do not presume his precise coverage or check authority beyond Electric's public firm mandate.
Translate a frontier-technology claim into measurable behavior, a falsifiable hypothesis and a validation dataset before assigning conviction.
Test sensitivity to sample period, regime change, transaction costs, feature leakage, crowding and data quality rather than relying on headline backtests.
Evaluate expected return, volatility, correlation, liquidity and tail behavior together to determine whether an opportunity improves the whole portfolio.
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Trevor is an investor at Electric Capital. Before joining the firm, he was a quantitative analyst at Centiva Capital, Edelman Financial Engines, State Street Global Advisors and BlackRock, giving him a long institutional quantitative-research background.