Senior Product Manager - Core Quantum Experience
At Classiq Technologies, we're shaping the future of quantum computing. Our mission is to make quantum computing practical and impactful by bridging the gap between hardware and real-world applications. Our platform enables developers and enterprises to design, optimize, and deploy quantum algorithms at scale. Trusted by Fortune 500 leaders and global governments, we accelerate the quantum era with a platform that transforms bold quantum ideas into working applications.
The Opportunity
We are hiring a Senior Product Manager to own the core experience of building quantum software on Classiq: the tools a quantum engineer relies on to write, understand, and run their programs.
Our users are algorithm designers, researchers, and engineers. At every stage, they need to understand what their program is doing, from the model they write, to the circuit we synthesize, to the results they get back. Your job is to make that experience clear, fast, and trustworthy.
What You'll Do
- Own the core developer experience: Set the vision and roadmap for the tools quantum engineers use every day on Classiq.
- Lead the UX direction: Partner with our core quantum software teams and product designers to define how quantum engineers write, inspect, debug, and understand their programs. Own UX decisions and the trade-offs behind them to deliver a sleek, state-of-the-art experience.
- Stay close to users: Talk regularly with researchers, algorithm designers, and enterprise teams. Run discovery, observe real usage, and bring what you learn back into the roadmap.
- Make complex things understandable: Find ways to show synthesized circuits, program structure, and execution results so users can reason about them with confidence.
- Measure what matters: Define success metrics for the developer experience. Use product analytics and user feedback to track progress and adjust course.
Who You Are
- An experienced product manager: You have 5+ years of product management experience. A significant part of it was spent on developer tools or other technical products used by engineers or scientists.
- Technically grounded: You hold a BSc or higher in Computer Science, Physics, Electrical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or a related field. The math and physics behind quantum computing will be part of your daily work, so you are comfortable learning them. No prior quantum computing background is required.
- Strong on UX: You have shaped developer-facing UX in close partnership with designers. You can point to products that became easier to use because of decisions you made.
- Hands-on: You write code and go deep into technical details yourself, so you experience the product the way our users do.
- Close to your users: You understand how engineers and researchers think and work. You build that understanding through direct conversations and observation.
- A clear communicator: You can explain technical trade-offs to engineers, designers, and customers alike.
Bonus points: You have experience with quantum computing, quantum algorithms, or relevant frameworks.
