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Silicon Quantum Computing

Produces atomic-scale silicon quantum processors

Technical Project Manager - Embedded

Program ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSydney NSW, AustraliaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience with embedded systems, including FPGA development.
  • Experience with software release management or Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), ideally on compiler, firmware, or FPGA workstreams.
  • A track record of delivering hardware or embedded programs against fixed external milestones.
  • Experience owning detailed schedules across hardware and software workstreams, including external partners and subcontractors.
  • Experience managing external partners or suppliers delivering into a hardware program.
  • A background in semiconductor, test engineering, embedded systems, or hardware program management, where hardware dependencies carry real schedule risk.
  • A structured approach to risk, identifying dependencies early and maintaining credible mitigation plans.
  • Experience with Agile delivery (Scrum or Kanban) across hardware and software teams.
  • Willingness to challenge estimates and push back when delivery slips.
  • Strong communication across engineers and management in a matrix environment.
  • Comfort operating to defined processes and formal quality requirements.
  • Ability to learn quantum and cryogenic vocabulary on the job.

Responsibilities

  • Own the schedule for cryogenic and conventional ASIC tapeouts, from design freeze through fabrication, characterisation, and foundry coordination.
  • Own the delivery schedule for compiler, decoder, and real-time control plane software releases, including the release train and the research and development deliverables that depend on them.
  • Build and maintain a credible critical path across hardware, firmware, and software, through fabrication, measurement, and subcontractor deliverables.
  • Flag tapeout, foundry, and release risks early, then drive replanning and communicate schedule, cost, and technical impacts.
  • Plan and track FPGA hardware development, from requirements through deployment.
  • Plan and track cryogenic interface and control system development, including coordination with external technology partners.
  • Define test readiness and release criteria with the hardware and software leads and track them to closure.
  • Run structured risk assessments for each embedded workstream, with a mitigation plan for every dependency.
  • Hold engineering teams to their commitments, challenge estimates, and escalate slippage to the Senior Technical Program Manager.
  • Apply SDLC and quality processes consistently across the embedded teams.
  • Communicate with engineers in technical detail and with management in concise summaries.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience on government-funded programs.

About the Company

Silicon Quantum Computing

Produces atomic-scale silicon quantum processors

Silicon Quantum Computing builds quantum hardware by making integrated circuits at the atomic scale using phosphorus atoms in silicon to form qubits. It precisely places individual phosphorus dopants in a silicon crystal and surrounds them with hardware and control systems to operate the qubits. The company owns the full stack—from atomic fabrication to the hardware and classical controllers—allowing tighter integration and a clearer path to scaling to multi-qubit devices. Its goal is to scale atomic-scale quantum processors and commercialize the hardware for enterprise, government, and research customers.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$127.5M
Headquarters
Sydney NSW, Australia
Founded
2017

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