Principal Software Engineer - CAD Geometry

Join our innovative team and spearhead the development of cutting-edge 3D applications. This role involves designing, implementing, and optimizing complex algorithms that form the core of our software. The ideal candidate will possess a strong foundation in computational geometry, mathematics, and software development best practices.

What you'll do

• Analyze software requirements to identify geometry processing needs and translate mathematical solutions into well-designed data structures and algorithms.
• Design, develop, and implement robust and efficient 3D geometry algorithms.
• Optimize existing algorithms for performance, scalability, and memory efficiency, especially for large and complex datasets.
• Evaluate and adapt 3rd party geometry SDKs.
• Develop and maintain high-quality, well-documented, and testable code following robust development practices (e.g., test-driven development, continuous integration).
• Research and evaluate suitable mathematical and algorithmic solutions for challenging geometry problems.
• Contribute to technical design reviews and provide constructive feedback on code and architectural decisions.
• Stay current with the latest advancements in computational geometry and related fields.

What you bring

• 8+ years implementing shape modeling functionality in CAD products, with emphasis on intersection and projection code for curves and surfaces, topology manipulation, meshes.
• Expert knowledge of NURBS, B-Rep and related data structures.
• Experience designing high-quality geometry APIs.
• Proficient in a modern compiled programming language (C++ or Rust preferred).
• BS in Math or Computer Science with focus on Computational Geometry.

It would be great if you had

• Experience implementing Graphics interfaces for model geometry. 
• Past experience with ACIS, Parasolid, CATIA CGM.
• Contributions to or knowledge of OpenCascade. 
• Knowledge of the recent advances in solid modeling, including implicit shape representations. 
• Exposure to and interest in Rust. 
• MS or Ph.D. in Math or Computer Sience with focus on Computational Geometry.