San Francisco, USA · 2-month internship · September to mid-November

We are building an amazing flying machine - and we need your help to make it fly. Small team, well-funded, prototype already works. For two months in San Francisco, you'll do the aerodynamics that decides what gets built.

What you'll actually do

• Simulate the whole aircraft in OpenFOAM — airfoils, fuselage, and how it all works together.

• Crack the hard problems: electric ducted fans and their airflow co-dependence, ducted flows, control surfaces, ground effect.

• Run it all on our own in-house HPC — no queues, no cloud bills.

• Help us build an AI-native OpenFOAM setup where iteration takes hours, not weeks.

• Impact maxing — your simulations decide what gets printed and what flies.

  
  

You should be able to

• Set up, run, and debug OpenFOAM cases on your own — this one is non-negotiable.

• Use agentic AI tools to do in a day what others take a week to do — without losing the judgment to know when the output is wrong.

• Ready to own this from day one.

• Top-notch communication skills are essential.

  
  

What you get

• Two intense months in San Francisco (September through the first weeks of November).

• Your own HPC to run wild on.

• Talented, motivated, intense, and interesting coworkers.

• A front-row seat to hardware that helps launch the next generation of flight.

  
  

CVs are appreciated, but we expect candidates to share their CFD work — cases, videos, repos, write-ups.