Key Responsibilities:

Establish strategic plans for your team, including:
Technical scope: milestones, inchstones, and key decision points.
Developing test plans and identifying key handoffs with technical partners.
Recognizing critical interdependencies with peer groups and adjacent disciplines.
Own and manage programmatic execution of the above plans, including:
Tracking and reporting progress against the plan.
Allocating resources and prioritizing to meet milestones.
Identifying and managing risks and opportunities.
Lead a team of experimental scientists pushing the frontier of ion transport methods in surface ion traps.
Lead a team of experimental scientists and engineers developing new methods for in-situ magnetic field calibration.
Collaborate with quantum computer system architects and engineers to derive ion transport and magnetic field calibration requirements for current and future systems.
Guide and perform efforts to conceptualize, develop, simulate, and demonstrate transport and calibration methods to meet these requirements.
Support experimental transport functionality in current and future commercial quantum computing systems.
Own the technology portfolio for these technical areas, including IP development and capture, procurement planning, long-term development strategy, and roadmap planning.
Identify team-level staffing needs and fill key gaps via:
Mentoring, coaching, and training direct-report engineers and scientists.
Meeting project objectives by hiring and developing staff with the right skills for success.
Planning and nurturing career development of direct-report engineers & scientists.
Performing technical goal setting, employee performance assessments, and compensation adjustments.

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