Product Manager
- Nes Ziona, Center District, Israel
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Mentioned in this posting
- Product Management
- Roadmap Planning
- Product Strategy
- Market Research
Description
Quantum-Art is a full-stack quantum computing company developing state-of-the-art quantum computing systems based on trapped-ion technology, encompassing both hardware and software. Our multidisciplinary team combines world-class physics, engineering, and software expertise to develop cutting-edge quantum computing systems that will shape the future of computing. We are looking for an experienced Product Manager to drive product development in a highly technical and multidisciplinary environment. The role combines close collaboration with both R&D and Business teams, bridging advanced technology, customer needs, and market opportunities. Responsibilities Define and execute product strategy and roadmap. Work closely with R&D teams to shape product requirements and technical direction. Conduct market research, competitive analysis, and identify market trends and opportunities. Gather, prioritize, and manage product requirements throughout the R&D lifecycle. Requirements 3+ years of experience in Product Management - required. B.Sc. in Physics - required. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, the ability to work effectively across technical and business teams. Fluent English, both written and spoken. Experience with hardware products - an advantage. Familiarity or experience with quantum computing - a significant advantage. Why Join Us? This is a unique opportunity to join the team building Israel's first quantum computer and play a key strategic role in shaping groundbreaking technology from its early stages. You will work alongside leading scientists and engineers, influence both technology and business strategy, and make a real impact on the future of quantum computing. General We are located at the Science Park, close to the Weizmann institute of science. Full collaboration with the experimental & theoretical groups at the Weizmann Institute