Computational Geometry Engineer — CAD/CAM for Manufacturing

Blackwing; Detroit, Northern (MI, KY); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Equity

Healthcare coverage

PTO 15 days

Visa support

Prototype lab access

Hardware stipend

Team travel to Detroit

Job summary

Atomic Industries, headquartered in Detroit, is building an AI-driven platform for geometry, process planning, and fabrication. As a Computational Geometry Engineer, you will transform raw part designs into manufacturable representations, developing tools that analyze and reason about complex 3D models for automated design and production systems.

Ideal candidates enjoy geometry, algorithms, and real-world manufacturing, with 5+ years in computational geometry or CAD/CAM and proficiency in C++

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience with computational geometry, CAD, CAM, or graphics systems
• Strong knowledge of B-reps, meshes, point clouds, and surface/spline models
• Proficiency in C++ and Python; familiarity with OpenCascade, Parasolid, CGAL
• Experience building performant geometry manipulation or modeling systems
• Ability to reason about edge cases, numerical stability, and algorithmic robustness in 3D environments

Responsibilities

• Develop algorithms to work with B-rep, mesh, and NURBS representations
• Implement tools for geometric healing, simplification, conversion, and constraint enforcement
• Build high-performance geometry pipelines that integrate with simulation and process planning tools
• Work with both open and proprietary kernels (e.g., OpenCascade, Parasolid)
• Design systems for feature extraction, topology classification, and manufacturability analysis
• Collaborate with product, simulation, and automation teams to expose geometric logic to upstream workflows

Skills

Computational geometry

C++

Python

CAD/CAM

Geometric representations

Tools

OpenCascade

Parasolid

CGAL

Job description

Atomic Industries, headquartered in Detroit, is building an AI-driven platform for geometry, process planning, and fabrication. As a Computational Geometry Engineer, you will transform raw part designs into manufacturable representations, developing tools that analyze and reason about complex 3D models for automated design and production systems.

Ideal candidates enjoy geometry, algorithms, and real-world manufacturing, with 5+ years in computational geometry or CAD/CAM and proficiency in C++