Multiphysics simulation software for engineering design and scientific research
COMSOL sells mathematical modeling software used across engineering, manufacturing, and research to simulate physical systems. The company is actively hiring sales (14 roles) and engineering (9 roles) with steady velocity, signaling push to expand market presence — projects confirm focus on product development (granular flow, plasma, electromagnetics, particle tracing modules) and sales enablement (customer demos, training courses). Pain points reveal a sales-execution challenge: complex product adoption, geographic expansion (Germany, Austria, Finland, Baltic), and penetration into academia all require dedicated effort.
COMSOL develops mathematical modeling and simulation software used by engineers and researchers to design and test real-world systems before physical prototyping. The flagship product, COMSOL Multiphysics, supports fully coupled multiphysics and single-physics modeling across electromagnetics, structural mechanics, acoustics, fluid flow, heat transfer, chemical engineering, and electrochemistry. The platform includes the Model Builder for simulation creation, the Application Builder for turning models into end-user apps, COMSOL Compiler for packaging apps as standalone executables, and COMSOL Server for organizational distribution and management. The company operates across 16 global offices plus a distributor network, with headquarters in Burlington, MA, and was founded in 1986.
COMSOL Multiphysics is a mathematical modeling software for simulating designs, devices, and processes across engineering, manufacturing, and scientific research. It supports electromagnetics, structural mechanics, acoustics, fluid flow, heat transfer, chemical engineering, and electrochemistry domains.
COMSOL operates 16 offices globally and maintains a distributor network worldwide. Hiring is active in China, United States, Germany, Sweden, United Kingdom, France, Finland, India, and the Netherlands.
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