Watertown, Massachusetts, United States Hybrid Employment

EM is hiring a Lead of Thermal Systems & Simulation (Semiconductor)

Responsibilities

  • Determine optimal approaches for adapting advanced solver technology to address thermal management challenges in semiconductor systems.
  • Serve as the principal technical authority on chip cooling solutions, aligning software development with hardware design requirements.
  • Collaborate directly with leading semiconductor manufacturers and large-scale data center operators to resolve intricate thermal performance issues.
  • Showcase the speed and accuracy advantages of rapid-cycle simulation platforms compared to traditional computational fluid dynamics methods.
  • Build and guide a specialized team focused on thermal applications to expand technical support in the semiconductor sector.

Responsibilities

  • Define how Flexcompute’s solver technology can be optimized for thermal management, including microfluidics, phase-change materials, and 3D IC packaging.
  • Act as the primary subject matter expert (SME) for chip cooling, bridging the gap between our internal solver developers and external hardware architects.
  • Work directly with Tier 1 semiconductor companies and Hyperscalers to solve complex thermal challenges using Flexcompute’s simulation platform.
  • Demonstrate the superiority of our fast-cycle simulation over legacy CFD tools to industry leaders at Nvidia, Intel, TSMC, and cooling specialists.
  • Eventually recruit and mentor a team of thermal application engineers to support our growing portfolio in the semiconductor space.
About company
EM
Flexcompute is building the infrastructure for physics intelligence, providing high-fidelity physics simulation powered by GPU-accelerated solvers. The company serves over 250 companies and academic institutions, enabling design workflows in photonics, electromagnetics, thermal, fluid dynamics, and acoustics.
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Posted a month ago