Simulation Engineer

What you'll do

• Develop high-performance numerical solvers and simulation models for metal 3D printing, including execution on HPC, GPUs, or specialized hardware.
• Integrate solvers and models into simulation pipelines and hardware systems, collaborating with software and control engineers.
• Support computational geometry, meshing, model-predictive control, and documentation of algorithms and integrated systems.

What they ask for

• Master's degree in applied mathematics, physics, computer science, mechanical engineering, or a related technical field; a PhD in one of these fields may substitute for industry experience.
• Demonstrated experience writing low-level numerical solvers for physical simulations.
• Strong programming skills in C, C++, or CUDA.
• Experience developing simulations in a high-performance compute environment, such as running on GPUs; familiarity with a physical modeling domain such as solid or continuum mechanics.

Nice to have

• Experience with real-time or near-real-time GPU or parallel simulations, direct numerical simulation, or thermo-elastic/thermo-elastoplastic modeling.
• Familiarity with computational geometry, meshing, data-driven or hybrid simulation methods, optimization, or control theory.

Pay

$115,000-$150,000 USD base salary

Tools

C, C++, CUDA, HPC, GPUs, FPGAs, 2D and 3D meshing libraries and tools

AI focus

Develop physics-based and data-driven models for the laser powder bed fusion process and support hybrid physics/data simulation methods.