Solutions Engineer - Simulations & Physics AI - Series B $200M+

This Physics AI startup is combining high-fidelity simulation with machine learning to compress engineering design cycles from weeks to seconds. Backed by top-tier VCs and trusted by leading names in aerospace, automotive, and defense, they sit at the intersection of physical simulation and the next generation of AI. Think surrogate models trained on thousands of high-fidelity simulations, physics-informed neural networks, and deep partnerships with the biggest names in GPU computing.We're hiring Solutions Engineers across four physics disciplines: CFD, FEA, thermal analysis, and electromagnetics. If your background lives in any of these domains, keep reading.This role is for someone who has lived inside CAE workflows, understands the physics deeply, and wants to bring that credibility into customer-facing technical work. You'll lead pre-sales engagements, build demos and benchmarks using real customer data, and own the technical narrative from first discovery call through pilot. The customers are some of the most technically demanding engineering teams in the world. They will test you.What We're Looking For:PhD in a relevant engineering discipline strongly preferredDeep hands-on experience in CFD, FEA, electronics thermal, or electromagnetics with solver fluencyWorking knowledge of Physics AI, surrogate modeling, neural operators, or PINNsPython proficiency for scripting and workflow automationCommercial instinct to qualify fast and tell a clean technical story to non-technical buyersPre-sales or customer-facing experience a strong plus, particularly from a CAE software vendorBase $150K-$200K depending on seniority, plus variable, equity, and full benefits. Relocation supported.Note on eligibility: The FEA and electromagnetics roles require US persons only. The CFD role is open to all US-based candidates regardless of citizenship.We're hiring across seniority levels. If simulation and Physics AI is your world, let's talk.No up-to-date resume required.