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Fractile is developing in-memory computing processors designed to run large language model inference up to 100x faster and 10x cheaper than current GPU systems. They're hiring a Senior Supply Chain Procurement Engineer, based in Bristol. This operations role sits within the UK's growing AI hardware sector.
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.
We are seeking a Senior Supply Chain Procurement Engineer based in the UK to lead technically informed sourcing and supplier engagement for electronics and electronic components. This role sits at the intersection of engineering, manufacturing, and procurement, ensuring that component and manufacturing sourcing decisions are optimised for cost, availability, quality, and long-term scalability.
The ideal candidate brings strong electronics knowledge, hands-on experience with suppliers and EMS partners, and the ability to influence design and sourcing decisions early in the product lifecycle.
Key Responsibilities
Engineering-Led Sourcing & Procurement
Supplier & Manufacturing Partner Engagement
NPI & Product Lifecycle Support
Supply Risk & Continuity Management
Cross-Functional Collaboration & Reporting
Qualifications & Experience
Skills & Competencies
Preferred Experience (Nice to Have)
How we work
About us
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.