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Head of IT

Sygaldry Technologies · Ann Arbor · On-site

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About Sygaldry Technologies

Sygaldry builds quantum-accelerated AI servers to exponentially speed up AI training and inference, cutting compute costs and improving energy efficiency. Backed by Y Combinator.

About the role

We're building novel hardware at the intersection of quantum physics, engineering, and AI. That means what sits underneath matters: security that protects novel IP, identity and IT systems that keep a fast-growing team productive, and networking that connects labs and offices across sites. This role owns all of it.

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Sygaldry Technologies is building quantum-accelerated AI servers to exponentially speed up training and inference. Our AI servers address the problem of rising compute and energy costs for scaling AI, enabling companies to innovate faster and more affordably. We're building the infrastructure for quantum superintelligence.

We pioneer new domains in physics, engineering, and AI, tackling the hardest challenges with a grounded, optimistic, and rigorous culture. Our team is growing — we're looking for people who want to shape how quantum and AI intersect, and unlock the potential of both together.

We're building novel hardware at the intersection of quantum physics, engineering, and AI. That means what sits underneath matters: security that protects novel IP, identity and IT systems that keep a fast-growing team productive, and networking that connects labs and offices across sites. This role owns all of it.

You'll be a player-coach: hands-on across identity, endpoint, and security operations, growing into director-level leadership of the IT and security function as we scale. You own the security roadmap, from zero trust and endpoint protection to compliance readiness, and you're the...

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