Develops AI and deep learning models for electrothermal, electromagnetic, and structural simulations. Leads research on generalization and interpretability of large models in complex physics scenarios, monitors emerging AI advances, and integrates research into products to improve simulation accuracy and performance. Requires strong experience with deep learning frameworks, generative models, programming in Python and C/C++, and relevant graduate education.
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We are seeking a Software Engineer to develop AI models for electrothermal, electromagnetic, and structural simulations. This role combines research in deep learning with practical product integration to improve simulation accuracy and performance in complex physics scenarios.
- Key Responsibilities
- Develop AI models for electrothermal, electromagnetic, and structural simulations.
- Monitor emerging AI technologies and research directions. Lead research on the generalization and interpretability of large models in complex physics scenarios, and integrate advances into products to improve simulation accuracy and performance.
- Qualifications
- Strong intellectual curiosity in artificial intelligence and up-to-date knowledge of advances in deep learning, including large language models and generative models.
- Hands-on experience with deep learning frameworks such as PyTorch or TensorFlow, and familiarity with autoencoders, Transformers, Fourier neural operators, and diffusion models.
- Experience in semiconductor chip design or 3D-IC technologies is preferred.
- Excellent programming skills in Python and C/C++.
- Publications in leading AI, computational science, or engineering conferences and journals are preferred.
- Education and Experience
MS or PhD in a related field and at least 3 years of relevant experience are required.
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