Computational Geometry / Meshing Engineer

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saragossaDenver (CO)

Engineers, All Other Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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About the role

Interested in solving engineering's toughest technical problems within computational geometry and meshing? We are partnering with an AI-powered physics simulation startup replacing slow, traditional engineering design tools with cutting-edge software leveraging AI, cloud, and GPU technologies. In this role, you’ll collaborate with a world-class team of computational physicists and engineers to develop core software and algorithms supporting geometry processing and mesh generation. You’ll work on geometry manipulation, surface and volume meshing, and adaptive mesh refinement. This could be a strong fit if you have a strong track record of C++ and Python development, with experience programming in CUDA, MPI, or OpenMP as a major plus. You'll also need to have a PhD background in mechanical engineering, computational geometry, mesh generation, or a related field. If you’re excited about advancing CFD simulations and shaping the future of physics technology, we’d love to connect. No resume required.

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