Engineering Change Analyst

Graphcore is recruiting an Engineering Change Analyst to join its Configuration Management team in Bristol. The team sits within Manufacturing Operations and looks after product configuration, change control, product data and product lifecycle management processes.

You’ll connect engineering, manufacturing, quality and supply chain teams, helping make sure hardware changes are assessed, recorded and carried through in a controlled way. The role offers involvement in how technical decisions are translated into reliable product and manufacturing records.

What you'll do:

• Manage engineering change requests, change orders and deviations from initial review through implementation.
• Help assess the effects of proposed changes and coordinate reviews with relevant teams.
• Keep product information, documentation and change records accurate and easy to follow.
• Monitor actions, follow up on obstacles and help changes progress with clear ownership.
• Communicate decisions and change impacts across internal teams and manufacturing partners.

What they're looking for:

• Background in engineering change control, product lifecycle management or manufacturing operations.
• Familiarity with PLM, ERP or engineering data tools, plus BOMs, part numbers and revision control.
• Strong organisation, careful attention to detail and confidence managing several actions at once.
• Clear written and spoken communication and an ability to work across technical functions.
• Experience with complex hardware, electronics, semiconductors, contract manufacturing or change review groups would be useful; relevant qualifications or equivalent experience are welcomed.

Working hours are not specified. Benefits include unlimited annual leave, up to 5% matched pension, phantom equity, flexible working arrangements, collaborative office spaces, free food and an on-site barista, health cash plan, income protection and life assurance. Optional benefits include private medical insurance and a dental plan.

Apply directly on Graphcore's website using the button on this page.