Senior Program Manager
Q-CTRL
Senior Program Manager
Q-CTRL
Develops quantum infrastructure software and sensors
As our company grows, we have an emerging need within our Program Management Office for a highly organized and detail-oriented Senior Program Manager. This role will focus on the capture and execution of our external engagements across our global team - from crafting competitive responses, to driving milestone execution and everything in between - this role will help shape the future direction of our cutting-edge quantum technology work.
The Senior Program Manager role will be a key, cross-functional role under the global Program Management Office function within the Operations team. This operationally-driven team transcends administrivia and bureaucracy to “get stuff done.” We lean on automation, data, and innovation to meet our charge of scaling ahead of our growth.
The targeted base salary range for this position is between $190,000 - $230,000 and will ultimately be determined by specific job-related skills, experience, level, location and other contributing factors. Depending on the position offered, this role may be eligible for annual discretionary bonuses, equity and other forms of compensation outside of the targeted base salary range. For more information on benefits at Q-CTRL, please visit our careers page at https://q-ctrl.com/careers.
Should you have any questions related to the compensation package, please speak directly with the Talent Acquisition representative.
Q-CTRL develops quantum infrastructure software and software-defined quantum sensors to help researchers and enterprises build and run quantum applications. Its platforms, licensing, and consulting services provide quantum control, error mitigation, and hardware optimization to manage and scale quantum systems. The company differentiates itself through expert quantum-control engineers, strategic partnerships, and deployments with major players like IBM Quantum, Transport for NSW, and the Australian Defence, including defense-grade sensing capabilities. Its goal is to shorten the path to the world’s first useful quantum computers and extend quantum capabilities into sensing and other commercial and government applications.
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