San Francisco · On-site · $200-300k
Spectral Labs
About Spectral Labs
Spectral Labs is a spatial intelligence company building foundation models for the next generation of engineering design. The company develops large-scale AI systems capable of intelligently designing and reasoning about physical systems, enabling machines to engineer complex physical structures. Founded by a small, talent-dense team with deep expertise from leading institutions and companies including Meta, Autodesk Research, Stanford, MIT, Samsung Research, and CMU, Spectral Labs brings together experience in generative design, quantitative modeling, and AI research. The founding members' background in building generative design capabilities at Autodesk and founding quantitative trading firms positions the company at the intersection of advanced AI and practical engineering applications.
Open positions · 3
San Francisco · On-site · $150-220k
San Francisco · On-site · $220-300k
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Team is small and talent dense
Founding members have experience at cutting-edge research institutions including Meta, Autodesk Research, Stanford, MIT, Samsung Research, and CMU
Founding members have founded quantitative trading firms and built generative design at Autodesk
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