Director of System Integration
Full-timeHybridIn English
About the job
Quantware is seeking a Director of System Integration to lead and scale system engineering teams in Delft. You will own the end-to-end delivery of multi-year quantum hardware integration projects and build relationships with senior engineering leadership at partners.
What you will do
- Lead and scale system engineering teams
- Own end-to-end delivery of multi-year quantum hardware integration projects
- Build relationships with senior engineering leadership at partners
- Identify and de-risk technical, timeline and cost mismatches across suppliers
- Establish and scale standardized engagement frameworks and processes
- Partner with Business Development to evaluate technical feasibility and resource allocation
What you bring
- Master’s or PhD in Systems Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics, Microelectronics, or Computer Engineering
- 10+ years of technical leadership with direct people management of multi-disciplinary engineering teams in complex hardware environments
- Customer-facing delivery of complex, multi-disciplinary projects involving technology integration and co-design
- Deep domain expertise in HPC systems integration, advanced semiconductor packaging, or supercomputing infrastructure
- Exceptional cross-functional communicator bridging strategic goals with hardware constraints
- Proactive, detail-oriented leader thriving in fast-paced environment
What you get
- Competitive salary with 8% holiday allowance
- Generous pension plan with partner and dependent coverage
- Flexible hybrid work with open vacation policy
- Personal learning and development budget
- Team events, offsites, and social moments
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