Simulation Engineer
lumicityNew York (NY)
About the role
We’re looking for Simulation Engineers at all levels to join a fast-growing, well-funded start-up in New York City. You’ll build high-fidelity simulation systems used to design, test and validate real-world autonomous systems, working across physics, sensors, robotics and sim-to-real.
Requirements:
Hands-on experience building inside physics-based simulation platforms such as Isaac Sim/Lab or MuJoCoExperience with sim-to-real / real-to-sim validation Experience building and validating simulation models across robotics, dynamics, contacts, actuators, environments, or sensors Sensor simulation/modeling across camera, LiDAR, radar, IR/thermal or similar is particularly valuable Open to strong junior engineers through Staff/Principal-level simulation specialists
Benefits:
Join an experienced founding team with backgrounds across robotics, autonomy and AIHigh ownership with the opportunity to help define simulation capabilities from an early stage Significant technical leadership potential for senior hires Visa sponsorship and relocation support available*New York City, on-site 5 days/week
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