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Manager Intel Quantum Computing Jobs in Massachusetts

Patent Agent - Quantum/Physics

Boston, MA · On-site +1

$180K - $200K/yr

We represent leading quantum computing and communications companies with a deep bench of experts ... and manage foreign prosecution strategies with international counsel. • Work directly with ...

Optical Scientist - R&D

Boston, MA · On-site

$130K - $211K/yr

Experience with neutral-atom, ion trap, or other quantum computing or quantum sensing platforms. * Familiarity with opto-mechanical design tools and practices. * Strong project management and ...

We represent leading quantum computing and communications companies with a deep bench of experts ... Coordinate and manage foreign prosecution strategies with international counsel. Work directly with ...

Optical Scientist - R&D

Boston, MA · On-site

$130K - $211K/yr

Experience with neutral-atom, ion trap, or other quantum computing or quantum sensing platforms. * Familiarity with opto-mechanical design tools and practices. * Strong project management and ...

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What is the difference between Manager Intel Quantum Computing vs Quantum Software Engineer?

AspectManager Intel Quantum ComputingQuantum Software Engineer
Required CredentialsAdvanced degree in Computer Science, Physics, or related field; leadership experienceDegree in Computer Science, Physics, or Engineering; programming skills in quantum languages
Work EnvironmentTeam leadership, project management, collaboration with R&D teamsDeveloping and testing quantum algorithms, coding in Qiskit, Cirq, or similar
Employer & Industry UsageResearch labs, tech companies, industry R&D departmentsTech firms, startups, research institutions focused on quantum software development

The main difference is that the Manager Intel Quantum Computing oversees projects and teams, focusing on strategy and coordination, while the Quantum Software Engineer concentrates on developing and implementing quantum algorithms. Both roles require technical knowledge, but their responsibilities and work focus differ significantly.

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Sr Technical Product Manager - HPC Integration

QuEra Computing Inc.

Boston, MA • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 17 days ago


Job description

Job Summary:
QuEra Computing Inc. is focused on integrating quantum systems with classical HPC/AI infrastructure. The role involves defining and executing integration strategies, conducting technical research, and collaborating with various stakeholders to develop product specifications for Quantum-Classical Integration Interfaces.
Responsibilities:
• Deeply study academic and industry papers on quantum-classical hybrid workflows, quantum HPC/AI Data center integration, and the accelerations of AI for Science/Quantum discovery via quantum computing.
• Identify high-value use cases (e.g., quantum chemistry, materials discovery, cryptoanalysis, optimization) relevant to HPC and AI centers
• Translate theoretical research into practical product requirements — what integration, APIs, or software layers are needed to run these use cases.
• Collaborate with research teams to maintain technical credibility when engaging HPC customers or partners.
• Co-design solutions with lighthouse customers to verify the feasibility
• Use the HPC value chain framework (hardware → integration → data center → middleware → workloads → services) to:
• Map current players (AWS, HPE, NVIDIA, etc.) and their quantum readiness.
• Identify where quantum computing fits within this chain (e.g., as accelerator hardware, a cloud service, or a hybrid scheduler layer).
• Define which layers QuEra should own vs. partner — e.g.:
• Own: Quantum hardware, quantum control stack.
• Partner: Data center operations, cloud orchestration, middleware, hybrid execution APIs.
• Gather technical and operational requirements from HPC and AI center operators:
• Power, cooling, networking, physical integration.
• Scheduler integration (Slurm, PBS, AWS Batch, Kubernetes).
• Security, compliance, and monitoring needs.
• Define product specifications for Quantum-Classical Integration Interfaces (QCII) — the APIs, SDKs, and orchestration layers that enable hybrid workloads.
• Build a partner map for each value chain layer:
• Hardware partners: compute (NVIDIA, AMD, ARM), interconnect (Infiniband), storage (DDN, AWS FSx).
• Cloud/HPC providers: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, HPE Cray, NVIDIA DGX Cloud.
• System Integrators: Dell, HPE
• Middleware/software partners: Slurm
• Application/industry partners
• Lead technical discussions and joint proof-of-concept programs with selected partners.
• Evaluate integration options — e.g., on-prem quantum node vs. cloud-connected quantum service.
• Define a phased integration roadmap for quantum into HPC centers and AI data center:
• Simulation stage: Run QuEra simulators on HPC clusters.
• Hybrid orchestration stage: Enable joint scheduling of classical + quantum workloads.
• Native quantum accelerator stage: Deploy QuEra hardware within HPC/AI center or connect over high-speed link.
• Balance build/partner decisions at each stage, ensuring scalability and differentiation.
• Act as the bridge between technical R&D, engineering, business development, and external partners.
• Create clear documentation (requirements docs, partner briefs, integration specs).
• Communicate effectively with HPC operators and enterprise customers (translating quantum complexity into operational language).
Qualifications:
Required:
• Background in physics, computer engineering, or computational science
• Understanding of quantum computing principles and HPC architecture (Slurm, MPI, GPUs, network topology)
• Experience defining product requirements, roadmaps, and partner strategies in deep tech or HPC environments
• Knowledge of cloud and data center ecosystems — AWS, NVIDIA, Intel, HPE, etc.
• Ability to collaborate with quantum hardware engineers, software developers, and business teams
• Experience building technical partnerships and evaluating technology fit
• Skilled at simplifying deep-technical material for non-specialist executives and partners
Company:
Quantum computing is moving from "one day" to "day one." QuEra Computing is leading that transition. Founded in 2018, the company is headquartered in Boston, USA, with a team of 51-200 employees. The company is currently Growth Stage.