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CFD Geometry and Meshing Developer at Flexcompute Inc. - ApplyBlast

CFD Geometry and Meshing Developer

Flexcompute Inc.

1 year ago

Watertown, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

Flexcompute is seeking an experienced software developer to advance its meshing technology for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, optimized for multi-node CPUs and GPUs. The role focuses on implementing high-performance, robust, and scalable surface and volume meshing and computational geometry techniques in a production environment. The position provides collaboration with experienced engineers and exposure to multi-physics simulation and design optimization technologies across product lifecycle stages.

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Qualifications

Bachelor’s in Computer Science or Related FieldMaster’s in Computer Science or Related FieldPhD in Computational Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or Aerospace Engineering

About Flexcompute Inc.

flexcompute.com

Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2015

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Flexcompute is a physics simulation company founded by engineers from MIT and Stanford, offering a suite of high-fidelity simulation tools including Flow (CFD), RF (electromagnetics), Photonics, AutoInsight (AI-driven aerodynamic optimization), PhotonForge (photonic integrated circuit design), GeometryAI, and Nexus (on-premises simulation platform). Trusted by more than 250 companies and academic institutions, Flexcompute's platform is built with modern technology from the ground up to help engineers innovate faster, cut costs, and reduce risks. The company's mission is to make hardware development as easy as software by scaling first-principles physics into foundational models.