Developer Relations Manager, Quantum Computing

Nvidia

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Work type: Remote
Location: Remote
Salary: $224,000–$356,500 / yr
Employment: Full-time
Posted: 58 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live yesterday

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TL;DR · Developer Relations Manager, Quantum Computing

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Developer Relations Manager, Quantum Computing — National Labs and Federal serves as a technical bridge between mission scientists and engineering teams to drive adoption of the NVIDIA quantum stack across federal research programs. The role involves building reference implementations, conducting workshops at user facilities, and representing the company at scientific conferences like SC and IEEE Quantum Week. You will manage strategic collaborations with DOE national laboratories and other federal agencies while integrating tools such as CUDA-Q, cuQuantum, CUDA-Q QEC, and NVQLink into production research workflows. The position requires expertise in quantum algorithms, error correction, and high-performance computing to solve complex problems like QPU-GPU integration and decoding latency. Candidates must possess a deep understanding of quantum workloads, including large-scale circuit simulation and hybrid quantum-classical algorithm development, within the specific context of national laboratory research environments.

Skills

CUDA-Q cuQuantum CUDA-Q QEC NVQLink Quantum Computing High-Performance Computing Quantum Error Correction Quantum Algorithms Scientific Computing QPU Integration

What you'll do

Drive the adoption of NVIDIA quantum SDKs across federal research programs and national laboratories.
Serve as a technical bridge between mission scientists and internal product and engineering teams.
Build reference implementations to integrate the NVIDIA quantum stack into production research workflows.
Conduct technical workshops, hackathons, and training sessions at user facilities and federal venues.
Represent NVIDIA at major scientific and technical conferences like SC and IEEE Quantum Week.
Monitor the federal landscape to identify new opportunities in quantum simulation and error correction.
Provide organized insights to internal teams to inform the development of CUDA-Q and NVQLink roadmaps.
Engage with senior technical leaders to address architectural challenges like QPU-GPU integration and decoding latency.

What we're looking for

Master's degree in physics, computer science, electrical engineering, applied mathematics, chemistry, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
8+ years of experience in quantum information science.
5+ years of experience in the quantum computing industry or at a national laboratory or similar research institution.
Demonstrated technical expertise across quantum algorithms, quantum error correction, or quantum hardware and control systems.
Hands-on background in scientific computing, high-performance computing, or GPU-accelerated software development.
Outstanding written and verbal communication skills, including public speaking to technical audiences.
U.S. citizenship and a security clearance are required; an active TS/SCI or DOE Q clearance is strongly preferred.

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