Applications Engineer (Electromagnetics / optics)

Be a Part of Simulating Future Innovations and Ideas

COMSOL is seeking an Applications Engineer to join its Applications Engineers team in our Tokyo office. This position provides technical support to users of the COMSOL® software, with an emphasis on electromagnetic modeling.

As the successful applicant, you are expected to have a well-rounded education within an engineering or scientific discipline and experience with simulating technical applications. With this basis, you will be expected to develop your technical proficiency in new areas of science and engineering as you help COMSOL’s users simulate their future innovations and ideas.

Primary Responsibilities

• Technical support : Demonstrate the building of clear and understandable simulation examples for prospective / existing customers on simulations of their applications, primarily in the fields of electromagnetics / optics.
• Blog authoring : Write innovative blogs to inspire our prospective / existing customers on the modeling of their applications with COMSOL Multiphysics®.
• Create models : Create innovative and useful COMSOL models to demonstrate use of the COMSOL® software.
• Blog authoring : Write innovative blogs to inspire our prospective / existing customers on the modeling of their applications with COMSOL Multiphysics®.
• Technical seminars and presentations : Carry out technical seminars for our prospective / existing customers to enhance understanding of use of the COMSOL® software.
• Customer visits : Visit prospective / existing customers for pre-sales, post-sales support.

Minimum Qualifications

Preferred Qualifications

Personal growth

Supporting your success in your role as an Applications Engineer will be other simulation engineers and software developers who occupy the top echelons of their areas of expertise. You will see and participate, on a daily basis, the development and operation of many and varied cutting-edge new technologies. As an applications engineer, you will work with some of the most preeminent engineers and scientists in their respective fields who are simulating innovations and ideas for the future.