Director of Product Marketing, Quantum Computing
Infleqtion is seeking a Director of Product Marketing, Quantum Computing to shape the positioning, narrative, and go-to-market strategy for our quantum computing portfolio. This leader will translate advanced quantum platforms, technical milestones, and roadmap priorities into clear market stories that build confidence, support commercial growth, and establish Infleqtion as a leader in practical quantum computing.
The ideal candidate brings product marketing experience from a quantum computing company or a substantive computing environment such as HPC, cloud infrastructure, AI infrastructure, semiconductors, enterprise platforms, developer tools, or advanced computing systems. They must be credible with technical teams and effective at creating messaging, content, and campaigns for customers, partners, analysts, investors, government stakeholders, and the broader quantum ecosystem.
Responsibilities
- Own positioning, messaging, and narrative for Infleqtion’s quantum computing portfolio
- Define the market story that differentiates Infleqtion’s technology, roadmap, use cases, and commercial value
- Develop go-to-market messaging for announcements, launches, partnerships, events, campaigns, and executive communications
- Translate technical capabilities, benchmarks, and proof points into compelling customer, market, and use-case narratives
- Create core product marketing assets, including messaging frameworks, launch materials, web copy, pitch decks, briefs, explainers, FAQs, sales enablement, and executive-ready content
- Partner with technical teams, business development, communications, digital, events, creative, and executive leadership to ensure consistent external positioning
- Support analyst relations, media opportunities, conference narratives, webinars, thought leadership, and strategic customer or partner engagements
- Track competitive, market, and category dynamics across quantum computing, classical computing, AI, cloud, HPC, and emerging infrastructure markets