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IntaPeople have an exciting new opportunity for a Project Manager in the Quantum Computing industry.

This is a brand-new position to the market, if you are looking for a new challenge this could be the one! You will have the opportunity to drive complex technical projects, from technically challenging development to product development and manufacture.

About the role;

You will report into the Customer Success Manager and work alongside the delivery team in managing Quantum Computing projects.
You will be responsible for any customer queries therefore being the primary point of contact for any customers and suppliers.
This position will include managing world-class hardware and software engineers and scientists alongside dealing with suppliers and stakeholders.
You will be responsible for managing the projects from start to competition.
As a Project Manager you will be responsible for planning of project resources, schedule, finances and scope.

About you;

Product experience isessential,you will have a solid understanding of how to deliver a product.
Communication is at the forefront of the Project Managers day-to-day, so you will be well versed in stakeholder management as well as planning and project estimation techniques.
You will have a proven track record of delivering technical projects.
You will be based in London or near, the office is based in centre of London and this role will involve being in the office 3 days per week.

If you’re interested in this exciting new opportunity please APPLY now, if you have any questions please contact Caitlin, email any questions to

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