Recruiting for an SF based deep-tech startup building foundation ML models for multi-physics simulation. It's a small, highly technical team - including multiple professors from top colleges like Berkeley, multiple PHDs and even a Nobel Prize winner! Well funded, hybrid environment - actively hiring both researchers and engineers, who want real ownership over foundational work and system-level impact.
The work tackles hard physics problems (EM, acoustics, wave propagation) at the intersection of scientific computing, numerical PDEs, and frontier ML - including neural operators, PINNs, and transformer-based solvers. In parallel, we are actively exploring GenAI and LLM-based systems for physics workflows, from simulation orchestration and reasoning to hybrid ML-PDE pipelines.
Our focus is on generalizable, production-grade foundation models, not one-off surrogates.
Hiring multiple RESEARCH ENGINEER positions across - Computational Physics/Applied Mathematics/Generative AI
As a Research Engineer you will sit at the intersection of scientific machine learning, computational physics, and large-scale AI systems - helping build and scale next-generation simulation foundation models.
Key Responsibilities
- Advance research and engineering in scientific machine learning and physics simulations
- Develop and fine-tune large-scale generative AI models
- Work on wave physics and numerical simulation methods (FDTD, FDFD, FEM)
- Train and scale AI models on HPC infrastructure
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary research and engineering teams
- Use Python for simulation, modeling, and data analysis
Qualifications
- PhD or equivalent in Physics, Applied Mathematics, Computational Science, or related field
- A background in numerical simulation and scientific ML, or strong background in generative AI and model deployment
- Experience with large-scale simulations and HPC environments
- Publication or equivalent research impact

San Francisco, CA, United States of America
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