PhysicsX

Forward Deployed Software Engineer

PhysicsX
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5 months ago
Singapore, SingaporeSenior

Responsibilities

  • Build and deploy applications that use physics AI models to solve customer problems.
  • Collaborate with customers, data scientists, machine learning engineers, designers, front-end engineers, and platform engineers.
  • Shape impactful tools, create low-lift prototypes, and iterate through user feedback.
  • Build and maintain Python microservices and FastAPI APIs to serve Large Physics Models.
  • Deploy applications to cloud infrastructure using Helm, Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS, and Azure.
  • Distill complex customer solutions into reusable platform components and drive new feature development.

Requirements

  • A track record of solving complex technical problems.
  • A solid foundation in software engineering, API design, and deploying applications to production.
  • Ability to understand advanced engineering concepts and customer problems across multiple industries.
  • Strong ownership, proactivity, and ability to solve novel problems end-to-end.
  • Customer-focused approach and ability to work alongside customers to develop effective solutions.
  • Mechanical Engineering or a similar background is a plus.
  • Willingness to travel to customer sites in Asia, North America, and Europe for an average of 3–4 weeks per quarter.

Benefits

  • Travel to customer sites in Asia, North America, and Europe for an average of 3–4 weeks per quarter.
  • Equal employment opportunity and diversity-focused workplace commitments.

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PhysicsX

About PhysicsX

201-500 employees

PhysicsX builds an AI-driven simulation software stack that enables high-fidelity, multi-physics modeling and optimization for engineering and manufacturing teams. The company sells software and delivery services to enterprises in aerospace and defense, automotive, semiconductors, materials, and energy. It is privately held and headquartered in London, with offices in London and New York.

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