Frontend CFD Visualization Engineer

I’m partnering with a fast-growing climate technology company building advanced digital twin platforms to model and mitigate environmental risk. Their platform combines physics-based simulations (e.g., CFD, FEA) with AI-driven analytics to help users understand and act on complex climate data. They are now hiring a Frontend CFD Visualization Engineer to bridge the gap between deep technical models and intuitive, user-facing tools.

This is a highly cross-functional role focused on turning complex simulation outputs into clear, interactive experiences for end users – enabling even non-technical stakeholders to visualize and work with sophisticated models.

This is a full time, 4 days per week onsite position in San Francisco.

Key Responsibilities:

• Own the development of frontend tooling for simulation workflows, from initial design through to production deployment.
• Partner closely with product teams to translate deep technical capabilities into user-facing features aligned with customer needs.
• Build intuitive and high-performance interfaces for visualizing, editing, and labeling digital twins.
• Collaborate with applied science and engineering teams to transform CFD, FEA, and AI outputs into actionable visualizations.
• Integrate multiple data sources (e.g., LiDAR, drone data, ground data) into cohesive frontend experiences.
• Leverage off-the-shelf ML models to improve simulation preparation and property assessment workflows.

Key Qualifications:

• 3–8 years of experience in frontend engineering, including building production-grade applications.
• Experience developing 3D visualization tools for real-world, physics-based environments (non-gaming).
• Proven track record shipping and maintaining complex frontend systems in production.
• Experience working in fast-paced startup environments.
• Degree in a technical or quantitative field such as Computer Science, Physics, or Applied Mathematics.
• Strong frontend architecture skills using TypeScript, React, and 3D libraries such as Three.js or React Three Fiber.
• Ability to understand and translate physics-based outputs (e.g., CFD or FEA) into user interfaces.
• Experience with backend systems or data pipelines is a plus.