Location: Bristol, UK
Our Team:
Semtech’s FiberEdge Quality Engineering team is at the forefront of delivering world-class optical transceivers, active optical cables (AOCs), and connectivity solutions powering datacom, AI infrastructure, and cloud computing markets. Our engineers thrive on solving complex technical challenges, collaborating across design, test, applications, and manufacturing teams, and driving improvements that directly impact product reliability and customer satisfaction. You’ll join a team where mentorship, technical excellence, and knowledge sharing create a culture of growth, innovation, and tangible impact.
Job Summary:
As a Principal Product Quality Engineer, you will lead the charge in ensuring the highest quality standards across the FiberEdge portfolio. You’ll take ownership of complex customer escalations, drive RMA resolutions, and implement proactive quality improvements across products and processes. This role offers the opportunity to shape product reliability, influence design and manufacturing practices, and make a measurable impact on Semtech’s success in high-speed optical technologies.
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Career Growth Philosophy:
At Semtech, we believe that innovation starts with people. You’ll have access to mentorship, continuous learning, and a collaborative, idea-rich engineering environment designed to expand your influence and deepen your expertise.
Our pay-for-performance culture rewards initiative, encourages professional growth, and recognizes meaningful technical and leadership contributions. In this role, you can shape both your career and the future of Semtech’s cutting-edge optical engineering capabilities.
Additional Notes:
The intent of this job description is to describe the major duties and responsibilities performed by incumbents of this job. Incumbents may be required to perform job-related tasks beyond those listed. All duties and responsibilities are essential job functions and requirements and are subject to possible modification to reasonably accommodate individuals with disabilities.