Applications Engineer: Computational Electromagnetics

Overview As an Applications Engineer in COMSOL’s Pre-sales and Applications team, you help customers simulate their future innovations using COMSOL Multiphysics, with a focus on electromagnetics. You will bridge pre-sales support, post-sales technical assistance, and training, collaborating with cross-functional teams to demonstrate, customize, and teach simulation approaches. The role offers exposure to cutting-edge elektromagnetics work and opportunities to mentor others. You will travel to customer sites for workshops and events in North and South America, shaping solutions for diverse industries. Compensation / BenefitsHealth and 401(k) plans with company matchCasual dress code and comfortable officeAccess to a growing, high-tech engineering teamOpportunities for training and professional growth ResponsibilitiesDemonstrate and tailor simulation examples for prospective customers in electromagneticsSupport modeling efforts for customer applications using COMSOL MultiphysicsPresent software capabilities in workshops, events, and customer meetingsTravel occasionally to run sponsored events and activities across the AmericasProvide post-sales technical support for electromagnetic and Multiphysics applicationsIdentify and participate in sales opportunities with existing customersDevelop knowledge through independent and team-based work on casesLead introductory and electromagnetic-specific training coursesMentor new Applications Engineers and related roles on COMSOL usage and applications Key requirementsPhD in engineering, physics, applied mathematics, or a physical scienceStrong theoretical background in electromagnetics and mathematical physicsExperience with high frequency electrodynamics (wave propagation and radiation)12+ months modeling applications using numerical methods (e.g., finite element method) in a commercial, government, or academic settingExcellent communication skills (phone, in person, writing)Current eligibility to work in the U.S. as a permanent residentExcellent communicationWillingness to travelMentoring and training abilityComputational electromagneticsMaxwell’s equationsNumerical methods (finite element method)