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Careers

Build systems that have to work.

Three roles are open now: Senior Web App Engineer, Physicist for our Physics AI model work, and Senior Data Analyst. Read the briefs below, then apply with a short note on what you have built and what you want to work on next.

Open roles

Three positions. Clear work.

Each role has a defined problem space. Apply with examples of your craft and the problems you want to take on.

Product laptop and phone on a development desk

01 · Product Engineering

Full-time

Senior Web App Engineer

Lead the web applications, dashboards, and APIs that carry GeniusXLab models into real team workflows.

  • Web apps
  • APIs
  • Dashboards
  • React
Apply for this role
Professionals reviewing physics simulations on a monitor

02 · Scientific AI

Full-time

Physicist — Physics AI Model

Guide physics-informed AI models with domain judgment: constraints, simulations, evaluation, and expert review.

  • Physics
  • Simulations
  • Constraints
  • Evaluation
Apply for this role
Four colleagues collaborating around laptops in a shared discussion

03 · Data & Insight

Full-time

Senior Data Analyst

Turn research, product, and operational data into clear analysis that guides model work and delivery decisions.

  • Analysis
  • Reporting
  • Discussion
  • Insight
Apply for this role

Where we look

The kinds of craft that fit the studio.

Beyond the open roles, these are the practices we keep hiring for when the projects need them.

People reviewing a mathematical proof on a laptop

Interest

Studio

Scientific Models

Work on mathematical reasoning, physics-informed systems, and research data tools with clear evaluation.

  • Math
  • Physics
  • Research
AI model training desk with monitors

Interest

Studio

Applied Machine Learning

Build LLM applications, RAG systems, agents, and predictive models that a real team can run.

  • LLM
  • RAG
  • Agents
Product laptop and phone on a development desk

Interest

Studio

Product Engineering

Ship the web products, APIs, and interfaces that carry the models into daily work.

  • Web
  • APIs
  • UX
Training notebook and lesson laptop

Interest

Studio

Training & Handoff

Design the programs that leave a client team able to keep and improve the system.

  • Teaching
  • Practice
  • Handoff

How we hire

A clear path from note to first work.

The same path for every role: apply, review, talk through the work, agree terms, then start with clear first work.

  1. A candidate applying to an open role from home with the job application form clearly on screen

    01 · Hire

    Process

    Apply online

    Choose a role, share your background, and tell us what you want to work on next.

    • Role
    • Background
    • Note
  2. Studio reviewers reading a candidate resume on a monitor

    02 · Hire

    Process

    We review your note

    We read your examples against the role brief and reply with a clear yes, no, or follow-up question.

    • Resume
    • Examples
    • Reply
  3. A candidate in a remote video interview discussing a real problem on screen

    03 · Hire

    Process

    Talk through the work

    If there is a fit, we discuss a real problem, your approach, and how you prefer to collaborate — all online.

    • Problem
    • Approach
    • Online
  4. A candidate pairing online with an engineer over video and a shared editor

    04 · Hire

    Process

    A short working session

    We spend focused time online on a real slice of work together so both sides can see how the collaboration feels.

    • Work sample
    • Remote
    • Fit
  5. A candidate and studio lead agreeing hiring terms on a video call

    05 · Hire

    Process

    Agree final terms

    We align on scope, cadence, and expectations so both sides know what the engagement is.

    • Scope
    • Cadence
    • Expectations
  6. A new teammate starting defined first work with the project brief clearly on screen

    06 · Hire

    Process

    Start with clear work

    You begin with defined first work, shared context, and room for the craft the problem requires.

    • First work
    • Context
    • Craft

Reach out

Apply with a short note.

Open the application form, choose a role, and include a few examples of your work. You can also email hello@genxalab.com.