The Research Scientist/Engineer will be responsible for generating new insights and theories to push forward the state-of-the-art of meshfree finite elements. This role will require understanding aspects of computational scalability, systems-level architecture, and fundamental mathematical properties of the problem. The work product of this role will become the techniques of next-generation computer-aided engineering. This job will mostly be performed in C++.



Basic Qualifications

- Excellent verbal and written communication skills

- Comfortable with Git and Github

- Demonstrated ability to thrive in an environment where technical challenges abound and must be prioritized decisively with a prejudice towards business outcomes

- Ability and willingness to learn

- Self-directed team player

- Highly organized and detail-oriented

- Ability to multitask and meet deadlines

- Self-directed fast learner, able to work with minimal supervision

- Legally authorized to work in US

- Preferred: experience working on a remote team



Specific Qualifications

- 2+ years of software engineering experience, preferably in a performance-ready language like C++, Rust, etc.

- Published peer-reviewed articles in relevant fields

- Preferred: Masters or Ph.D. in mathematics, computer science, engineering or other relevant field



Responsibilities

- Research in computer-aided design, analysis, and simulation. Potential for other research in scientific computing or computational mechanics

- Synthesize heterogeneous research topics into cohesive theories and research proposals

- Implement prototype C++ code to test and communicate novel research ideas

- Investigate and implement algorithms from research literature

- Conduct computational validation and numerical verification tests

- Write peer-reviewed papers for conference and journal publication