DeepTech jobs in Bristol
19 open roles at 5 VC-backed DeepTech companies and teams hiring in Bristol, posted in the last six weeks.
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Verification Engineer Platforms Team
Board Test Development Engineer
Tools Developer (Rust / Linux)
Senior Network Operations Engineer
Hardware Design Senior Manager
Infrastructure Software Engineering – Platform & Build
Infrastructure Software Engineering - Platform & Build
Early Career Compute Architect
Developer Experience / DevEx
Senior Software Engineer - AI Compute Libraries
Embedded SW Engineer - Wi-Fi Software Platform
Senior/Staff AI Application Engineer - Heterogeneous Computing
Product Compliance & Assurance Manager – Semiconductor / SoC
Senior Analog and Mixed Signal Engineer
ASIC Digital Physical Design Engineer
ASIC Digital Synthesis Engineer
ASIC RTL Design Engineer
Verification Engineer
DeepTech events in Bristol
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Two Technologies, No Playbook: Governing the Quantum-AI Convergence
Bristol Innovations and QTIC convene a panel on what happens when post-quantum cryptography and increasingly autonomous AI collide and nobody has written the governance framework yet. The organisers' case: the encryption most organisations still rely on is on a closing clock, agentic AI is being deployed faster than the oversight around it, and funding and policy still treat the two as separate problems. The panel is set to mix a professor working at the research edge, an enterprise leader making real deployment and risk calls, a startup founder and a policy specialist. Ruth Oulton is named in the line-up; the rest were still TBC when this was written. Arrivals 16:30, panel 17:00, Q&A 18:00, nibbles and networking to 19:00. Free. QTIC is the University of Bristol's quantum hub.
Wed 2 Dec · 4:30pm · Sloane Robinson Building
Two Technologies, No Playbook: Governing the Quantum-AI Convergence
Sloane Robinson Building · hosted by Bristol Innovations
Bristol Innovations and QTIC convene a panel on what happens when post-quantum cryptography and increasingly autonomous AI collide and nobody has written the governance framework yet. The organisers' case: the encryption most organisations still rely on is on a closing clock, agentic AI is being deployed faster than the oversight around it, and funding and policy still treat the two as separate problems. The panel is set to mix a professor working at the research edge, an enterprise leader making real deployment and risk calls, a startup founder and a policy specialist. Ruth Oulton is named in the line-up; the rest were still TBC when this was written. Arrivals 16:30, panel 17:00, Q&A 18:00, nibbles and networking to 19:00. Free. QTIC is the University of Bristol's quantum hub.
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