Computational Geometry Engineer — CAD/CAM for Manufacturing

Atomic Industries, headquartered in Detroit, is building an AI-driven platform for geometry, process planning, and fabrication. As a Computational Geometry Engineer, you will transform raw part designs into manufacturable representations, developing tools that analyze and reason about complex 3D models for automated design and production systems. Ideal candidates enjoy geometry, algorithms, and real-world manufacturing, with 5+ years in computational geometry or CAD/CAM and proficiency in C++