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Pronoia Energy in Torrance, California is seeking a Computational Scientist to drive simulation-driven decision making. You will simulate materials at atomic and molecular scales using density functional theory, molecular dynamics, and finite-element modeling, accelerating the experimental loop.
You will collaborate with physicists and chemists, define simulation workflows, and translate results into actionable experiments, helping accelerate progress toward practical quantum energy storage
Pronoia Energy is a pioneering deep tech startup at the forefront of quantum energy storage innovation. As a lean, mission-driven team, we thrive on rapid prototyping, cross-disciplinary collaboration and solving complex engineering challenges to turn quantum physics into practical, scalable products. Our current focus is on developing our groundbreaking room-temperature macroscopic quantum energy storage technology that promises orders of magnitude greater energy density, faster charging, and higher power delivery as well as being cheaper and safer compared to existing battery technology. This represents a paradigm shift in energy storage with applications spanning consumer electronics, electric vehicles, renewable grids, and beyond.
To meet our ambitious goals we are hiring a Computational Scientist to let us test ideas before we build them, dramatically accelerating our progress. This is a foundational role in a high-stakes, high-reward startup environment, and because our materials function is still taking shape, you will help define how Pronoia does simulation. In this role you will simulate how our materials behave at the atomic and molecular scale, using methods such as density functional theory, molecular dynamics, and finite-element modeling. Because our entire strategy depends on running the experimental loop faster than anyone else, every experiment your simulations replace or guide is days or weeks saved. You will work closely with our experimental physicists and chemists, turning simulation into real experimental decisions and validating your models against measured reality. This role is onsite in Torrance, California.