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Maybell Quantum Industries

Develops high-density quantum hardware components

Lead Product Manager - Hardware

Product ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeDenver, CO, USA$120k - $220kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 7 years of professional experience in product management or related technical roles in the hardware space.
  • At least 3 years of hands-on research and development experience in cryogenic systems, quantum computing, or adjacent deep-tech fields.
  • A proven track record of scaling product organizations and bringing complex hardware products from concept to market in high-growth environments.
  • Experience leading product development in fast-growth hardware startups with rapid iteration cycles and resource constraints.
  • Deep understanding of cryogenic system design, performance characteristics, and application requirements.

Responsibilities

  • Define and execute product strategy for cryogenic systems, aligning technical capabilities with market opportunities.
  • Lead cross-functional collaboration between research and development, engineering, and commercial teams to deliver competitive products on schedule.
  • Conduct technical market analysis to identify customer needs, competitive positioning, and emerging technology trends.
  • Partner with research and development leadership to translate research breakthroughs into commercially viable product roadmaps.
  • Work with engineering teams to establish product specifications, performance targets, and design requirements for cryogenic systems.
  • Engage directly with key customers and technical stakeholders to gather requirements and validate product concepts.
  • Drive go-to-market strategies, including technical positioning, competitive differentiation, and customer education initiatives.
  • Oversee product lifecycle management from concept through commercialization and end-of-life planning.
  • Lead technical product discussions with customers, partners, and industry experts at conferences and technical forums.
  • Establish product performance metrics and success criteria aligned with business objectives.
  • Mentor and develop product management capabilities within the organization.

Desired Qualifications

  • At least 10 years of combined experience in research and development and product management within quantum computing, cryogenics, or scientific instrumentation.
  • Demonstrated success scaling product teams and processes in high-growth hardware startups; Series A through IPO experience is preferred.
  • Experience managing rapid product development cycles with aggressive timelines and evolving market requirements.
  • Track record of building a product management function from the ground up in fast-scaling organizations.
  • Direct experience with dilution refrigerators, pulse tube systems, or related cryogenic technologies.
  • A strong publication record or patent portfolio in relevant technical areas.
  • Experience managing product portfolios with complex customer requirements and compressed development cycles in startup environments.
  • A Ph.D. in physics or mechanical engineering, or an MBA or equivalent business experience, with a focus on cryogenic systems or quantum technologies for the Ph.D. qualification.
  • Experience working with government, academic, and commercial research customers while managing rapid organizational growth.

About the Company

Maybell Quantum Industries

Develops high-density quantum hardware components

Maybell Quantum Industries develops high-performance quantum computing hardware and tools. Its flagship product, the Maybell Icebox, increases quantum system scalability by housing more than three times as many qubits in one-tenth of the space of traditional setups. The company also sells ultra-high-density RF ribbon wires that reduce heat and vibration to preserve qubit coherence. Unlike others who focus narrowly on hardware components, Maybell emphasizes scalable, reliable systems and a robust domestic supply chain to support U.S. leadership in quantum technology. Its goal is to make quantum computing more practical and scalable by delivering advanced hardware, enabling research institutions, tech firms, and government agencies to access capable quantum hardware while building the quantum ecosystem and workforce.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Series B
Total funding
$66.3M
Headquarters
Denver, CO
Founded
2021

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