Trade Compliance & Logistics Specialist

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 the job Lead the team making high-speed connections and power delivery reliable across Graphcore’s AI compute hardware. You’ll help specialists shape requirements, design margins and acceptance criteria across silicon, package, PCB and system boundaries. Your team’s constraints and verification evidence will help design owners make informed trade-offs before problems become harder to resolve. You’ll line-manage engineers, shape their development, agree achievable delivery commitments, and plan for tools, licences and compute capacity. You’ll coordinate analysis and hardware correlation, ensuring discrepancies receive specialist attention and integrity issues reach review and closure. The methods and knowledge your team builds will outlast individual designs, strengthening how Graphcore approaches future signal and power challenges. Grow your leadership across interconnected engineering disciplines, combining people development with judgement that influences hardware from architecture to bring-up. The team and culture Signal and power integrity specialists retain technical ownership, rather than relying on one person to solve every problem. You’ll connect their work with design, firmware, test, bring-up and manufacturing colleagues. Programme management owns the integrated plan. You’ll raise capacity conflicts early, bring practical options and make delivery confidence visible. Decisions depend on evidence, documented assumptions and proportionate peer review. You’ll encourage challenge, seek specialist input when needed and escalate unresolved disagreements before they hold work back. What we’re looking for People leadership that develops engineers, sets expectations and addresses difficult performance issues, with readiness for formal line management. Strong engineering foundations and experience in signal or power integrity, with sufficient understanding of the other discipline to challenge approaches. Experience coordinating specialist engineering delivery,

About the job Turn product intent into the technical work that moves AI compute forward. As a Technical Product Owner, you will help component-based software teams deliver clear, prioritised and meaningful outcomes. You will connect product intent, engineering delivery and cross-team coordination. Your work will support software that spans bare metal silicon through to the machine learning tools stack. You will make complex systems easier to plan, explain and deliver. You will own component backlogs, shape roadmaps, refine epics and stories, and support sprint and PI planning. You will also surface dependencies, risks and trade-offs early. This role suits someone who brings calm, clarity and momentum to technical teams. You will help engineers focus on the work that matters most. The team and culture You will work with component-based software teams across Graphcore’s engineering organisation. These teams build across the full AI compute stack, from silicon-level software to ML tools. Work happens through clear planning, practical discussion and fast feedback. You will help teams visualise progress, involve the right people and make delivery risks visible early. Decisions are shaped by product outcomes, technical evidence and team insight. You will encourage open challenge, protect focus and enable empowered decision-making. What we’re looking for · Experience working as a Product Owner, or in a similar agile role. · Strong backlog management, refinement and roadmap development skills. · Ability to communicate clearly with technical and non-technical stakeholders. · Confidence working with technical teams, complex systems and cross-team dependencies. · Strong facilitation skills, with the ability to guide discussions to clear outcomes. · Strategic mindset, with empathy and the ability to bring calm, clarity and support. While we have outlined a set of requirements, we value transferable skills and diverse experiences. If you meet most of our essential criteria, we e

About the job Shape the SoC architecture behind Graphcore's next generation of AI acceleration platforms. Graphcore is expanding its Silicon Architecture Team in Bristol to deliver complex AI compute platforms. As a SoC Architect, you will define how critical subsystems are specified, modelled and integrated. You will turn product requirements into architecture choices across interfaces, interconnect, memory and platform behaviour. Your work will guide implementation, validation and trade-offs across multiple chip programmes. You will work with processor, SoC and system architects, plus design, verification, hardware and software teams. Together, you will evaluate IP, resolve integration questions and support silicon bring-up where needed. This is a rare chance to influence real AI silicon while Graphcore scales its contribution to SoftBank Group's AI ecosystem. The team and culture The team owns SoC architecture, subsystem modelling and system-level trade-offs across future AI acceleration platforms. Work moves from requirements to specifications, models, reviews and guidance for implementation teams. People here are expected to take responsibility early and keep decisions moving. You will speak directly with adjacent teams to clarify constraints, challenge assumptions and close open questions. Decisions are made through technical evidence, clear specifications and direct cross-functional discussion. The team values people who think big, act fast and speak up when architecture needs sharper choices. What we're looking for • Experience specifying or architecting complex SoC devices or subsystems. • Strong understanding of computer architecture, SoC integration, RTL development and verification processes. • Ability to turn product requirements into clear technical specifications and practical design trade-offs. • Software development capability, ideally with Python, C++, Rust or architecture modelling experience. • Knowledge of PCIe, LPDDR, DDR, E

About the job Shape the power-delivery architecture behind Graphcore’s high-performance AI compute systems, from voltage regulation through package, PCB and silicon. As Staff Power Integrity Engineer, you will provide technical leadership on Graphcore’s most complex power-delivery challenges. Your analysis and judgement will directly influence architecture and product decisions. You will define modelling strategies, optimise decoupling and analyse PDN impedance, voltage droop, transient response and regulator interactions. You will turn complex results into clear engineering decisions, requirements and sign-off approaches. You will lead significant PI issues through resolution and create alignment across silicon, package, board, power, systems and validation teams. You will also develop reusable methods and mentor engineers, raising power-integrity capability across Graphcore. The team and culture The Signal and Power Integrity team sits at the centre of Graphcore’s hardware development. We work across disciplines to understand electrical behaviour and guide consequential architecture decisions. You will own complex PI problems and drive them through to resolution. Decisions are grounded in modelling, first-principles reasoning, hardware evidence and clear assessment of uncertainty. You will challenge assumptions, communicate risk clearly and help teams make pragmatic trade-offs. Technical influence matters more than reporting lines. What we’re looking for Deep practical expertise in power integrity and complex power-delivery network design. Strong understanding of PDN impedance, transient behaviour, voltage droop, resonance, stability and decoupling across high-current digital systems. Ability to reason across silicon, package, PCB, voltage regulation and system boundaries. Strong capability in electromagnetic modelling, circuit simulation, model extraction and selecting appropriate abstraction methods. Engineering judgement to assess model validity, uncertainty an

Hardware Design Team Lead Bristol, UK About the job Lead the engineers behind the power, timing and control circuits that make Graphcore’s AI compute hardware work. Your team’s schematics, component choices and electrical constraints will give PCB layout engineers complete inputs for implementing each design. You’ll help test and manufacturing teams understand expected behaviour, resolve circuit issues and take hardware through to production. You’ll line-manage engineers, coach their development and agree achievable commitments, matching the work to available capacity. You’ll coordinate reviews and investigations, ensure corrective actions reach closure and plan ahead for tools, licences and compute resources. Grow your leadership across the hardware lifecycle, drawing on specialist expertise rather than becoming the technical authority for every circuit. Build a more autonomous team whose methods and shared knowledge improve how Graphcore develops its next generation of hardware. The team and culture You’ll connect Hardware Design with SI/PI, PCB layout, mechanical, thermal, systems and firmware engineers across locations. Programme management owns the integrated plan; you’ll flag competing priorities early and bring practical options for resolving them. Technical owners help agree operating conditions, margins and acceptance criteria. You’ll encourage engineers to challenge assumptions, using evidence and specialist advice to resolve difficult trade-offs. What we’re looking for People leadership that develops engineers, delegates effectively and addresses difficult performance issues, with readiness for formal line management. Experience coordinating engineering delivery with programme management, including estimates, work allocation, dependencies and capacity, with sound judgement under schedule pressure. Communication that builds relationships across disciplines and locations, resolves competing expectations and secures decisions by explaining risks and trade-of