GPU-native physics simulation for CFD, electromagnetics and photonics
Flexcompute builds GPU-accelerated engineering simulation software, with a stack mixing C++, Rust, Julia and Fortran alongside MPI, Slurm and Kubernetes, the profile of a serious HPC solver shop. Tidy3D, GDSII and familiarity with Lumerical, HFSS and COMSOL point to photonics and EM work against incumbent tools. Hiring tilts to engineering, while a Sales Director search and European distributor work signal a channel-led international push.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
Flexcompute, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, develops physics simulation software covering computational fluid dynamics, electromagnetics and photonics. Its platform pairs GPU-native multiphysics solvers with geometry handling and AI-driven learning from prior simulations. Customers come from aerospace, automotive, energy, semiconductors and advanced manufacturing. The privately held company employs 51–200 people and hires in the United States and United Kingdom. Commercial operations run on HubSpot, Chargebee and QuickBooks, with infrastructure on AWS managed via Terraform and Ansible.
Flexcompute uses C++, Python, Julia, Rust and Fortran, with MPI, Slurm, Kubernetes and Docker for HPC workloads, AWS with Terraform, plus Tidy3D and GDSII for photonics design.
Yes. Engineering is the largest hiring area, focused on solvers, meshing and GPU performance, with sales roles including a Sales Director and openings in the United States and United Kingdom.
Flexcompute is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, was founded in 2015, and has 51–200 employees.
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