Supply Chain Planning Manager - NPI

About the job Keep Graphcore’s Bristol electronics laboratories ready for the teams building the future of AI compute. As Electronics Laboratory Lead, you will own the safe, reliable operation of our Bristol labs. You will make sure facilities, equipment and infrastructure support critical work across engineering and operations. Your impact will be felt across hardware bring up, validation, characterisation, manufacturing technology and product test. You will turn complex lab requirements into controlled, dependable environments where teams can move faster. You will manage test equipment, lab infrastructure, ESD controls, goods in and out, maintenance planning and technical readiness. You will also build and guide a technician team that supports multidisciplinary lab users. This is a hands-on leadership role with real ownership. You will shape how our labs run, scale and support Graphcore’s next stage. The team and culture You will sit in our DC Engineering Team, working closely with Facilities, Supply Chain, Quality, Product Test and Diagnosis, Infrastructure Solutions and Hardware Engineering. Work happens through clear priorities, practical decisions and direct collaboration with the teams using the labs. You will have the ownership to set standards, improve processes and solve problems before they slow delivery. Decisions are made close to the work, with safety, technical readiness and pace all held together. Graphcore teams think big, act fast and speak up. In this role, you will bring structure to complex lab activity while helping engineers do their best work What we’re looking for · Strong technical understanding of electronic test equipment, lab infrastructure, setup, calibration and troubleshooting · Practical knowledge of ESD prevention, control systems, audits and training · Deep understanding of health and safety requirements in electronics laboratory environments · Ability to work with engineering teams to plan, configure an

About the job Turn complex engineering changes into controlled, traceable actions that keep advanced AI hardware moving forward. As an Engineering Change Analyst, you’ll coordinate product and manufacturing changes across complex hardware. You’ll bring structure and momentum to every change. You’ll help ensure changes are complete, reviewed and implemented correctly. Your work will improve visibility and maintain accurate product records. You’ll coordinate ECRs, ECOs and Deviations throughout their lifecycle. You’ll also support impact assessments, change reviews and clear communication across teams. This role puts you at the centre of engineering, manufacturing, quality and supply chain. You’ll see how decisions become controlled product changes. The team and culture You’ll join Configuration Management within Manufacturing Operations. The team owns product configuration, engineering change control, product data governance and PLM processes. Day to day, you’ll work across technical teams and manufacturing partners. You’ll track actions, surface blockers and keep changes progressing. Good decisions depend on accurate information and clear ownership. You’ll help teams understand impacts, document decisions and resolve issues before changes move forward. What we’re looking for Essential Experience in engineering change control, product lifecycle management, or manufacturing operations. Experience using PLM, ERP, or engineering data management systems, with a solid understanding of bills of materials (BOMs), part numbering, revision control, and engineering documentation. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail, with the ability to coordinate multiple changes, track actions to completion, and escalate issues appropriately. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the confidence to collaborate across Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, and Supply Chain teams. Desirable Experience in electronics, semiconductors, computing, or complex hardware pr

About the job Own the manufacturing excellence work that turns complex hardware into reliable, scalable production. As Manufacturing Operational Excellence Manager, you will improve quality, reliability and performance across Graphcore’s hardware lifecycle. You will connect manufacturing insight with engineering, quality and supply chain decisions. Your work will help products move from new product introduction into sustained production with stronger controls. You will use data to identify risks, understand failure mechanisms and drive measurable improvements. You will lead investigations, shape control plans and help teams act on manufacturing and reliability evidence. This role suits someone who can turn complex technical signals into clear action. The team and culture You will sit in the Quality team within Manufacturing Operations, working across silicon, board and system development. The team turns manufacturing and reliability insight into practical changes that improve products and processes. Work happens across boundaries, with manufacturing partners, engineering specialists and operations teams. You will bring structure, pace and evidence to complex decisions. This is an individual contributor role with real ownership. You will be expected to speak up, act quickly and lead through influence. What we're looking for · Strong technical grounding in manufacturing, quality or reliability engineering within semiconductor, advanced electronics or complex hardware environments. · Ability to apply structured problem-solving and data analysis to complex manufacturing or product quality issues. · Experience using statistical, process capability or reliability data to support engineering and operational decisions. · Understanding of new product introduction, production ramp and sustained volume manufacturing. · Confidence leading cross-functional investigations across manufacturing, engineering, quality and supply chain teams. · Ability to work with outsourced manufact

About the job Make the systems behind Graphcore’s product information work better, stay controlled, and remain trusted. You’ll administer and improve our PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) system, with responsibility for document management and the standards portal. Your work will keep product information accurate, traceable, accessible, and aligned with controlled documentation across Graphcore. You’ll configure workflows, permissions and system controls. You’ll also support users, resolve issues, and help deliver system updates and improvements. This role offers broad exposure across engineering, quality, manufacturing, and supply chain, with real ownership of business-critical systems. The team and culture You’ll join Configuration Management within Manufacturing Operations. The team keeps critical engineering data and controlled documents accurate, traceable, and effectively managed. What we’re looking for Essential Hands-on experience administering PLM, document management, operational, or other business-critical systems. Understanding of product data, revisions, engineering change, release control, workflows, and governance. Strong capability in user administration, access control, issue resolution, data quality, and controlled information management. Experience supporting engineering, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, or similar technical and operational teams. Ability to manage competing priorities independently, with strong attention to detail and clear stakeholder communication. Desirable Experience with Arena PLM, Cognidox, Accuris, system integrations, reporting, upgrades, or data migrations would be valuable. Experience of BOM (Bill Of Materials) structures. Benefits Unlimited annual leave Up to 5% matched pension Phantom equity – share in Graphcore’s success True flexibility in how and where you work Office spaces designed for collaboration Free food and an on-site barista Health cash plan Income protection Life assurance Along with other benefits

About the job Own the component choices that help Graphcore products reach manufacturing with quality built in. As Component Engineer, you will support NPI and volume manufacturing across Graphcore’s hardware products. You will help specify, select and source the components needed for performance, reliability, quality and yield. Your work will connect engineering requirements with supplier capability and manufacturing reality. You will manage component data, BOM revisions, compliance checks, supply risks and alternative sourcing routes. You will work with manufacturing, test, quality, supply chain, suppliers and contract manufacturers. You will also help identify enabling component technologies for next generation products. This role suits someone who enjoys detail, electronics and practical problem solving. You will influence decisions that protect product delivery and strengthen manufacturing resilience. The team and culture You will join the Manufacturing and Technology Process team within Operations. The team works across Bristol, Cambridge and Taiwan, close to foundry, package assembly and PCBA subcontractors. Work happens through clear ownership, careful data management and direct engagement with internal and external partners. You will speak up when component risk, quality or supply continuity needs action. Decisions are grounded in technical evidence, supplier insight and manufacturing impact. The team values people who act responsibly, move issues forward and keep complex details under control. What we're looking for · Strong electronics knowledge, including component parameters, datasheets and practical selection trade-offs · In depth working knowledge of BOM management and sourcing systems, such as Arena and Silicon Expert · Good understanding of PCB manufacturing and SMT assembly processes · Ability to understand interactions between silicon, package and PCB design · Experience working with electronics supply chain suppliers, preferably including offshor

About Us SharkNinja is a global product design and technology company, with a diversified portfolio of 5-star rated lifestyle solutions that positively impact people’s lives in homes around the world. Powered by two trusted, global brands, Shark and Ninja , the company has a proven track record of bringing disruptive innovation to market and developing one consumer product after another has allowed SharkNinja to enter multiple product categories, driving significant growth and market share gains. Headquartered in Needham, Massachusetts with more than 4,100 associates, the company’s products are sold at key retailers, online and offline, and through distributors around the world. AI at SharkNinja At SharkNinja, we’re building an AI-native culture. We’re not waiting for the future; we’re creating it. Our people are expected to experiment boldly, adopt new tools, and continuously raise what’s possible to create meaningful impact for our consumers. If you believe the best way to do your job hasn’t been invented yet, you’ll fit right in. The TTS Inventory & Planning Specialist (UK) owns inventory operations and assortment planning for SharkNinja's TikTok Shop business. Partnering closely with the DTC Inventory & Planning Manager, Ops and category owners, the role keeps the channel stocked against the forecast, spotting out-of-stock risk early and pivoting into viable alternatives, while shaping the range through gap analysis, TTS exclusives and bigger bets on the products with the most upside. It is a strategic seat rather than a transactional one: building demand scenarios and bet cases that steer buy and phasing decisions, informing the revenue and SKU-level assumptions behind the forecast, and pressure-testing the plan through both a supply lens and a commercial one to protect GM% and ASP. What you will do: Own TTS inventory operations end to end,