About the role
On the Applied Science team, we build state-of-the-art digital twins to model and mitigate climate risk. Our goal is to turn advanced physics simulations and AI-driven analytics into intuitive tools that empower users to understand, interact with, and act on risk.
As a Frontend CFD Visualization Engineer, you’ll be the bridge between complex models and real-world usability. Your primary focus will be designing and shipping front-end tools that make simulations intuitive and performant—collaborating closely with Product, Engineering, and Applied Science in a highly cross-functional environment. You’ll play a critical role in connecting our deep-tech capabilities (e.g., CFD, FEA, AI models) with end users, enabling non-technical audiences to visualize, manipulate, and run their own simulations—transforming how climate-induced risk is assessed.
The sweet spot for this role is strong engineering discipline in building and shipping production-ready tools for simulation workflows, paired with the ability to create intuitive model interfaces. Experience with 3D visualization and rendering physics outputs is a plus, not a must-have. Beyond that, we’re looking for someone who is excited to grow into product and design depth—bringing product intuition and shaping workflows over time, even if not fully proven on day one.
This Role Will:
- Own front-end tooling for the Applied Science team, from design through production
- Partner with Product to evolve deep-tech into fully supported features aligned with user needs
- Build efficient, intuitive interfaces to visualize, edit, and label digital twins in our simulation pipelines
- Collaborate across teams to transform CFD and AI outputs into actionable visualizations
- Integrate diverse data sources (e.g., LiDAR, drones, ground-data), capturing real-world changes
- Leverage off-the-shelf ML models to accelerate simulation prep and property assessments