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NVIDIA

Developer Relations Manager, Quantum Computing — National Labs and Federal

NVIDIA

US, CA, Remote · Remote · full time · Senior

$224,000 – $431,250

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What this role is

This role leads developer relations efforts for NVIDIA's quantum computing platform across US national laboratories and federal research institutions. It suits experienced quantum computing experts who can bridge technical research communities with product teams and drive adoption of NVIDIA's quantum SDKs.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Master's degree in physics, computer science, electrical engineering, applied mathematics, chemistry, or related field
  • 8+ years in quantum information science
  • 5+ years in quantum computing industry, national laboratory, or research institution
  • Technical expertise in quantum algorithms, quantum error correction, or quantum hardware and control systems
  • Hands-on experience with scientific computing, high-performance computing, or GPU-accelerated software development
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills including public speaking
  • Frequent travel (approximately 40%) to national labs and conferences
  • U.S. citizenship and security clearance eligibility

Nice to have

  • PhD in relevant field
  • Active TS/SCI or DOE Q clearance
  • Prior experience at or with DOE national laboratory or NQIS Research Center
  • Familiarity with federal research funding and procurement mechanisms
  • Prior developer relations, technical evangelism, or solutions architecture experience
  • Experience with quantum control stacks, QPU calibration, or real-time systems

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