Apply on Employer Site

Electro Magnetic Applications, Inc. · 12 hours ago

Software Engineer I (Parasolid / CAD & Graphics)

Lakewood, CO

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

$70K/yr - $85K/yr

Electro Magnetic Applications, Inc. is seeking a highly motivated Software Engineer I to join their development team focused on CAD geometry and rendering. The role involves designing and maintaining software components, optimizing code, and collaborating with engineers and scientists to produce high-quality software.

AerospaceInformation ServicesInformation TechnologySoftware

Growth Opportunities

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Design, implement, and maintain software components related to CAD geometry, Parasolid integration, and rendering pipelines

Develop and optimize C++ and Python code for performance critical and user facing features

Contribute to graphics and visualization workflows

Work with modern frameworks and libraries such as Parasolid, OpenUSD, Hydra, and Qt

Collaborate closely with a small, multidisciplinary team of engineers and scientists

Take ownership of large, open-ended technical tasks, from concept through execution

Participate in code reviews, design discussions, and continuous improvement of the software architecture

Qualification

C++PythonCADParasolidOpenUSDHydraQtComputer graphicsTeam collaborationProblem solving

Required

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, or a related field

Strong programming experience in C++ and Python

Solid foundation in software engineering principles, data structures, and algorithms

Experience or coursework in computer graphics, rendering, or geometric modeling

Passion for science, engineering, and technical problem solving

Comfortable working in a small, fast paced team environment

Preferred

Experience with Parasolid or other CAD kernels

Experience with OpenUSD and/or Hydra (OpenUSD rendering)

Experience with Qt for desktop application development

Background in graphics APIs, rendering pipelines, or visualization systems

Master's or Ph.D. focused on CAD, rendering, computer graphics, or computational geometry

Bachelor's degree with a double major or minor in Computer Science and an engineering discipline (e.g., Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering)

Familiarity with scientific or engineering software development