Senior Quantum Computing Program Manager – Applied R&D Leader

2100 NVIDIA USA; Redmond (WA); On-site; USD 168,000 - 322,000; Full time

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Benefits package

Job summary

NVIDIA Corporation is seeking a Senior Technical Program Manager to lead high-impact R&D initiatives in quantum computing, driving cross‑functional programs across engineering, applied research, and product teams.

You will define execution plans, manage risk, and translate complex quantum and accelerator technologies into scalable roadmaps, with a focus on bringing fault-tolerant quantum computing closer to practical use.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, Applied Mathematics, or a related technical field.
• 10+ years of technical program management experience leading large-scale, cross-functional technology initiatives.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills to translate sophisticated technical concepts.

Responsibilities

• Initiate and lead multiple concurrent technical programs across our quantum computing portfolio, with emphasis on bringing the full power of accelerated computing to the field.
• Define clear execution plans and measurable outcomes from our R&D and technology roadmaps, then broken down to deliverables across teams.
• Identify and prioritize the most critical activities required for the research's success, ensuring timely completion.
• Develop a strong technical understanding of our R&D priorities to enable successful collaborations and proactively identify new opportunities.
• Solve and mitigate technical challenges, while establishing early risk identification and mitigations.
• Serve as a link between research and engineering, moving new technologies from incubation to scalable solutions.

Skills

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, or Applied Mathematics

Job description

NVIDIA Corporation is seeking a Senior Technical Program Manager to lead high-impact R&D initiatives in quantum computing, driving cross‑functional programs across engineering, applied research, and product teams.

You will define execution plans, manage risk, and translate complex quantum and accelerator technologies into scalable roadmaps, with a focus on bringing fault-tolerant quantum computing closer to practical use.