PhysicsX

PhysicsX is a London-based developer of AI software for engineering simulation, building machine-learning surrogate models that predict physical behaviour orders of magnitude faster than conventional numerical solvers. It sells into aerospace, automotive, energy and advanced manufacturing, and was founded in 2019 by former Formula 1 engineers Jacomo Corbo and Robin Tuluie. It has offices in London, New York and Singapore.</description> <parameter name="employees">{"count": 291, "source": {"url": "https://tracxn.com/d/companies/physicsx/__hok5fdWTydefwCO1e175XVPJRWdbtq9y2OjcJDzTacs", "title": "PhysicsX - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding, Competitors & Financials", "publication": "Tracxn", "date": "2026-06-30", "summary": "Headcount 291 as at 30 June 2026; the company has been reported growing from 150 toward 350 over the past year. Replaces a synthetic 126, the midpoint of Golden's 51-200 bucket."}}

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  1. Enterprise EngineerNew York, United States
  2. Devops EngineerNew York, United States
  3. Security Engineer – DevSecOps and Security ArchitectNew York
  4. IT Lead EngineerLondon
  5. Data ScientistNew York, United States
  6. Data ScientistLondon, United Kingdom
  7. General Application - Join Our Talent CommunitySingapore, UK, USA
  8. CFD EngineerNew York, United States
  9. Delivery Operations ManagerLondon, United Kingdom
  10. Forward Deployed Software EngineerLondon, United Kingdom
  11. Staff Backend Software Engineer - GO & PythonLondon, United Kingdom
  12. Strategy & Programs ManagerLondon, United Kingdom

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