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Augur SAS is seeking a Senior Simulation Engineer to push real-time, high‑fidelity physics for aerospace, energy and critical infrastructure. Based in Paris, you will lead the development of scalable mechanical simulation pipelines and improve model fidelity for industrial deployments.
You will work at the boundary of frontier AI and physics, with ownership of data translation and large‑scale simulations, contributing to fast, reliable engineering insights across multiple domains.
Engineering progress is constrained by the speed of simulation. In aerospace, energy, and other safety‑critical industries, design cycles are still governed by solvers built for a different era, accurate, but slow and costly, and fundamentally incompatible with real‑time decision‑making. Augur AI exists to change that constraint.
Founded by Emmanuel and Matthieu, both former researchers at Inria working on AI powered simulation, Augur is building foundational AI models for physical simulation. By combining advances in large‑scale model architectures with modern compute, we enable real‑time iteration across fluid dynamics, structural mechanics, and electromagnetics, without sacrificing physical fidelity.
We want to push engineering towards real time feedback loops. We want Aircraft components to be optimized aerodynamically in real time. Wind farm layouts to be explored interactively to maximize energy yield. Thermal stress in nuclear infrastructure to be anticipated before it becomes a limiting factor. These will come as the natural consequence of the faster physics simulation we are building.
We are deeply embedded in the European research ecosystem, backed by engineers and founders from organizations including Mistral AI, Dataiku, and DeepMind. As we scale our technology into real‑world industrial deployments, we are looking for engineers who want to work at the boundary between frontier AI and the most demanding physical systems on earth. We want to become the new technology layer of modern engineering. Our ambition is global, our first office is in Paris, France.
Build and scale mechanical simulation pipelines that generate accurate structural datasets for training and evaluation.