GPU-Accelerated Physics Simulation Engineer

Flexcompute-Inc.; Katowice; Hybrid; PLN 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Job summary

Flexcompute seeks exceptional physicists and engineers to turn first-principles thinking into practical technology for aircraft, vehicles, chips, and photonic systems. You will join our Poland team in Katowice and work at the intersection of physics, engineering, and computation, translating insights into reliable engineering results and improved simulation tools.

This role offers opportunities across applications, numerical algorithms, and solver development, with a focus on building reusable

Qualifications

• Completed or near completion of MSc/PhD in physics, aerospace/mechanical engineering, computational science, applied mathematics, computer science or related field.
• Strong foundations in physics/m/math/engineering and hands-on experience with numerical simulation or quantitative modelling.
• Ability to write practical scripts, preferably in Python, to automate work and test ideas.

Responsibilities

• Understand industrial and research problems; identify relevant physics and formulate a simulation strategy.
• Build, run, validate, and interpret simulations across physical domains.
• Investigate convergence, modelling assumptions, boundary conditions, mesh sensitivity, and data discrepancies.
• Create clear Python workflows, examples, benchmarks, and technical demonstrations.
• Collaborate with customers, application engineers, product teams, and solver developers; translate user needs into actionable feedback.
• Communicate complex engineering ideas clearly through discussions, explanations, and presentations.

Skills

First principles thinking

Python

Numerical simulation

C++

GPU computing

Education

MSc or PhD in physics or related field

Tools

CUDA

MPI

OpenMP

Job description

Flexcompute seeks exceptional physicists and engineers to turn first-principles thinking into practical technology for aircraft, vehicles, chips, and photonic systems. You will join our Poland team in Katowice and work at the intersection of physics, engineering, and computation, translating insights into reliable engineering results and improved simulation tools.

This role offers opportunities across applications, numerical algorithms, and solver development, with a focus on building reusable