Deep Learning Researcher - PhysicsAI

Siemens Plc
London, UK
2 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Working hours
Regular working hours

Tech stack

Artificial Intelligence Artificial Neural Networks Computational Fluid Dynamics Data Normalization Tensorflow Pytorch Deep Learning Information Technology Production Code

Job description

Experteer Overview In this role you drive DL-based surrogate modelling and generative AI within Siemens PhysicsAI, translating research into production-ready solutions for industrial design problems. You work within a collaborative team focused on 3D genAI and geometric deep learning to accelerate product design. You tackle challenging engineering problems, assess new AI methods, and deliver production-grade code that integrates into Simcenter PhysicsAI. This is an opportunity to shape AI methods for engineering simulation at scale. Pay / Benefits * Identify and explore emerging deep learning techniques for mechanical, aerospace, and civil engineering problems * Advance promising approaches to production-ready implementations * Evaluate current genAI capabilities to guide future method development * Gather and translate customer needs by collaborating with application engineers and specialists Tasks * Master’s or PhD in a technical field (e.g., Computer Science, Engineering, AI, Mathematics, Physics) * Strong theoretical grounding in deep learning fundamentals * Familiarity with transformers, diffusion models, normalizing flows, and Graph Neural Networks * Knowledge of physics-based simulation (FEA, CFD) and PDEs with numerical methods * Experience with mesh-based processing and major DL frameworks (PyTorch or TensorFlow) * Experience working on large, complex code bases * Strong problem-solving and clear communication of technical results Key requirements * hybrid by default * health and wellness benefits * incentive compensation * global mobility * merit-based career growth * diversity & inclusion initiatives

Requirements

Experteer Overview In this role you drive DL-based surrogate modelling and generative AI within Siemens PhysicsAI, translating research into production-ready solutions for industrial design problems. You work within a collaborative team focused on 3D genAI and geometric deep learning to accelerate product design. You tackle challenging engineering problems, assess new AI methods, and deliver production-grade code that integrates into Simcenter PhysicsAI. This is an opportunity to shape AI methods for engineering simulation at scale. Pay / Benefits * Identify and explore emerging deep learning techniques for mechanical, aerospace, and civil engineering problems * Advance promising approaches to production-ready implementations * Evaluate current genAI capabilities to guide future method development * Gather and translate customer needs by collaborating with application engineers and specialists Tasks * Master’s or PhD in a technical field (e.g., Computer Science, Engineering, AI, aaaa Overview Physics) * Strong theoretical grounding in deep learning fundamentals * Familiarity with transformers, diffusion models, normalizing flows, and Graph Neural Networks * Knowledge of physics-based simulation (FEA, CFD) and PDEs with numerical methods * Experience with mesh-based processing and major DL frameworks (PyTorch or TensorFlow) * Experience working on large, complex code bases * Strong problem-solving and clear communication of technical results Key requirements * hybrid by default * health and wellness benefits * incentive compensation * global mobility * merit-based career growth * diversity & inclusion initiatives

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