Senior Product Manager, Software

About the role

We are looking for an exceptional Senior Product Manager with a background in science or engineering and quantum computing or HPC experience to help define and grow an important part of Riverlane’s software product portfolio. You will sit at the heart of this product area, working closely with users, partners and cross-functional teams to deeply understand real-world challenges and translate them into a compelling product direction.

Responsibilities

• Own the strategy and roadmap for your product area, balancing user needs, stakeholder input and Riverlane’s strategic direction
• Engage with customers, partners and internal teams to build a complete picture of market needs and the competitive landscape
• Use product usage data, market insight and competitive analysis to prioritise features and drive adoption
• Align stakeholders across the C-suite, research, engineering, business development and marketing, and identify new market opportunities for Riverlane
• Support go-to-market execution and launch readiness with Marketing and Business Development, including external collateral and documentation
• Monitor delivery progress and adapt plans as new challenges or opportunities emerge

Required skills

• Product management
• B2B
• HPC
• Quantum computing
• Stakeholder management
• Market analysis
• Product strategy

Nice to have

• Hardware product management
• Software product management
• Startup experience

Qualifications

• Degree in engineering or science
• Equivalent practical experience

Benefits

• Annual bonus plan
• Private medical insurance
• Life insurance
• Contributory pension scheme
• Equity
• 28 days annual leave
• Enhanced family leave
• Learning and development budget

About the Company

Riverlane is the world leader in quantum error correction (QEC) technology, with a mission to master QEC and unlock a new age of human progress. Having raised more than $125M in funding, the company partners with leading quantum hardware providers and government agencies to make fault-tolerant quantum computing a reality.