Manager of Quantum Processor Development (British Columbia)

Manager of Quantum Processor Development (British Columbia)

03 Sep
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D-Wave Quantum
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British Columbia

03 Sep

D-Wave Quantum

British Columbia

Lead technological advancements at D-Wave Quantum Inc. as the Manager of Quantum Processor Development. Collaborate with a driven team of physicists and materials scientists in Burnaby, ensuring high-performance quantum systems.

In this hands-on managerial role, you will guide a team of 4–8 scientists working on quantum annealing processors, superconducting circuits, and gate-model device prototyping. Your leadership will focus on fostering a collaborative environment while aligning team goals with the broader product roadmap.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead and develop high-performing scientist teams
• Set aligned team goals and priorities
• Build team capability through effective hiring and performance management




• Partner with engineering and product teams to resolve challenges
• Shape a culture of scientific experimentation and continuous learning

Requirements:
• Graduate degree in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or related
• 8+ years in quantum computing or related fields
• 5+ years leading technical/scientific teams
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills
• Solid background in experimental methods and decision-making

Shape the future of quantum computing by leveraging your technical expertise and leadership skills at D-Wave!
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📌 Manager of Quantum Processor Development (British Columbia)
🏢 D-Wave Quantum
📍 British Columbia

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