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Classiq Technologies is building the future of quantum computing by bridging the gap between quantum hardware and real-world applications. The company's platform enables developers and enterprises to design, optimize, and deploy quantum algorithms at scale, trusted by Fortune 500 leaders and global governments.
You will own the core developer experience for Classiq's quantum software platform—the tools quantum engineers rely on daily to write, understand, and run their programs. Your users are algorithm designers, researchers, and engineers who need clarity at every stage: from the model they write, to the circuit synthesized, to the results returned.
Key responsibilities:
- Set the vision and roadmap for the tools quantum engineers use on Classiq
- Partner with core quantum software teams and product designers to define how users write, inspect, debug, and understand programs
- Own UX decisions and trade-offs to deliver a state-of-the-art experience
- Engage regularly with researchers, algorithm designers, and enterprise teams through discovery, observation, and user research
- Make complex quantum concepts understandable by designing clear visualizations of synthesized circuits, program structure, and execution results
- Define success metrics for developer experience and use product analytics and user feedback to track progress and iterate
Requirements:
- 5+ years of product management experience, with significant time spent on developer tools or technical products used by engineers or scientists
- BSc or higher degree in Computer Science, Physics, Electrical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or related field
- Demonstrated ability to shape developer-facing UX in close partnership with designers, with concrete examples of products you made easier to use
- Hands-on technical skills: you write code and go deep into technical details to experience the product as users do
- Strong understanding of how engineers and researchers think and work, built through direct conversations and observation
- Clear communication skills to explain technical trade-offs to engineers, designers, and customers
- Bonus: experience with quantum computing, quantum algorithms, or relevant frameworks
