
Fractile is a London-based AI chip startup developing in-memory computing processors designed to run large language model inference dramatically faster and cheaper than current GPU systems. They're hiring a Manufacturing Operations Technical Programme Manager - System in Bristol (hybrid). This program management role sits within the UK's expanding AI semiconductor sector.
The Role: Manufacturing Operations Technical Programme Manager - System
Fractile is building silicon, systems and software which will redefine the frontier of AI: running the world’s most advanced models at radically higher speed and lower cost.
We have an exceptional team across hardware and software capable of bringing about this change, and we are growing fast to meet demand and deliver our product at scale.
Reporting into the Director of Programmes, the Manufacturing Operations System Technical Programme Manager will manage the delivery of our hardware builds through our manufacturing supply chain, with a focus on our contract manufacturing partner in Taiwan.
This role will act as the key interface between Fractile and our Taiwan-based contract manufacturer, ensuring successful execution from PCBA builds, through chassis builds, to full rack-scale system integration. You will work closely with Fractile’s manufacturing operations, supply chain, manufacturing test and hardware teams to manage build plans, material readiness, schedules, risks, and delivery milestones.
What You’ll Do
Hardware Programme Delivery
In addition, you will contribute to the development of the Programmes Team:
What We’re Looking For
Experience:
Leadership and Communication
About Fractile
Export control and security clearance
Certain roles may involve working on technologies subject to export restrictions. Applicants may be required to undergo additional eligibility checks to ensure compliance with applicable law.
Fractile is a London-based AI chip startup developing in-memory computing processors designed to run large language model inference up to 100x faster and 10x cheaper than current GPU systems. Founded by Oxford Robotics Institute PhD graduate Walter Goodwin, the company's novel chip architecture fuses computation with memory to eliminate the data-shuttling bottleneck that limits conventional hardware. Fractile emerged from stealth in July 2024 and has since announced a £100M commitment to expand UK operations, including a new hardware engineering facility in Bristol. The team includes senior hires from NVIDIA, ARM, and Imagination Technologies.