Metalenz is developing next-generation sensing systems for consumer electronics with metasurface technology. As a Software Engineer you will help develop the design tooling and infrastructure our team uses to engineer meta-optics. A successful candidate will be able to apply software engineering principles to a scientific Julia codebase and, preferably draw from their body of knowledge in computational electromagnetics or computational physics.
Work with the design team to integrate new developments and viewpoints into our Julia-based software toolkit
Understand and implement new features into our codebase
Identify, refactor, and optimize performance bottlenecks
Use and deploy heterogeneous scientific compute platforms, building code to deploy across workstations, clusters, or GPUs
Shape the technical roadmap
Collaborate by writing documentation, engaging in code review, and commenting on design documents
MS or PhD in Computer Science, Physics, Applied Physics, Applied Mathematics, or relevant field and/or demonstrated excellence in relevant technical domains through open-source contributions or publications
Comfort working with and managing high-performance computing environments, particularly Julia, distributed computing, and AWS
Interest in and appreciation of the intersection between science and code, as demonstrated through coursework or prior project and/or work experience
Familiarity with software engineering best practices (version control, cluster management, data provenance, code profiling and unit tests)
Technical background in computational electromagnetics computational physics, numerical computing, and optimization
Work with consumer electronic OEMs to commercialize meta-optics
Design next-generation optical systems for emerging consumer applications like 3D sensing
Apply a modern software stack and cutting-edge developments in scientific computing (automatic differentiation, scientific machine learning, nonlinear optimization, etc.) to unexplored problem domains in optical system design
Metalenz, a Boston based venture backed startup built on foundational research from Harvard University, develops next-generation imaging and sensing solutions for high-volume consumer electronics markets using patented low-cost metasurface technology, advanced image processing, and novel machine learning algorithms. The Company’s latest product, Polar ID, is a groundbreaking polarizing camera that leverages the unique characteristics of metasurfaces to enable secure and affordable face unlock for all smartphones.
Competitive salary, 401k with company contribution, pre-IPO stock options
Based in downtown Boston near TD Garden, Metalenz is conveniently located across the street from North Station
Competitive benefits package including company paid health, dental, vision, life, LTD/ADD
Company contribution to Health Savings Account (HSA)
Employee Assistance Program
Collaborative office space, flexible work schedule with hybrid and/or work-from-home arrangements for qualified positions
Complimentary snacks and drinks, and occasionally lunch on-site
Free gym and bike parking on-site
Fun, energizing, highly collaborative environment in which each team member has the opportunity to make an impact
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Join the innovative team at Metalenz as a Software Engineer specializing in Computational Physics! You'll be at the forefront of developing next-generation sensing systems for consumer electronics using cutting-edge metasurface technology. In this role, you'll apply your software engineering expertise and knowledge in computational electromagnetics or computational physics to enhance our Julia-based design tooling and infrastructure. Collaborating with the design team, you'll implement new features, optimize performance, and shape our technical roadmap. Your background in high-performance computing environments and software engineering best practices will be instrumental in deploying code across various platforms. If you have an MS or PhD in Computer Science, Physics, Applied Physics, Applied Mathematics, or a relevant field, and a passion for the intersection of science and code, Metalenz is the place for you! We are committed to creating a fun, collaborative environment where your contributions truly matter. Plus, enjoy competitive compensation, benefits, and opportunities for hybrid work. Ready to make an impact in the consumer electronics space? Join us at Metalenz!
Metalenz develops optical elements that exploit structured Huygens' surfaces (metamaterial structures) for controlling wavefronts, polarization, and other properties of light. It provides ultra-thin planar optics for high-resolution full-color ima...
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