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GridCARE
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Physical Systems Modeling Engineer

Brief overview

Remote
UndergradOr in progress
1+ yrsMinimum
PythonMathematical ModelingSimulation ModelingForecastingTime-Series AnalysisProbabilistic ModelingScenario GenerationData Center Power ModelingEnergy SystemsElectric Grid Interaction

About the company

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GridCARE is the ultimate one-stop power solution for AI data centers, providing energy security and resilience at unparalleled speeds.

Job description

Summary

GridCARE is a company developing physics-based generative AI for improving access to electric-grid capacity for AI infrastructure. The Physical Systems Modeling Engineer will build simulation, forecasting, and scenario-generation models for data center power systems, analyze historical data, evaluate model performance, and support planning decisions from intraday operations through multi-year infrastructure development.

Responsibilities

  • Build models that accurately represent the physical systems inside of a data center
  • Develop simulation frameworks that capture uncertainty, growth trajectories, and operational behavior across planning horizons
  • Explore how changes in technology, utilization, deployment strategies, and external factors influence future energy consumption
  • Analyze historical data to identify patterns, drivers, and sources of uncertainty
  • Evaluate model performance and continuously improve assumptions, methodologies, and predictive accuracy
  • Collaborate with engineers, researchers, and business stakeholders to translate practical questions into quantitative analyses
  • Communicate model assumptions, limitations, and findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences
  • Take ownership of key modeling components and drive them from concept through validation and deployment

Skills

  • • Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD in a quantitative field, with 1–5 years of relevant industry or applied research experience
  • • Experience working with data, mathematical models, simulations, forecasting problems, and time-series analysis
  • • Experience with forecasting under uncertainty, probabilistic modeling, or scenario generation
  • • A passion for understanding how data centers work and operate: their components, load behavior, operating constraints, and how that operation interacts with the electric grid
  • • Proficiency in Python or a similar programming language
  • • Ability to think from first principles and learn unfamiliar technical domains quickly
  • • Comfort working with ambiguity and open-ended questions
  • • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • • Demonstrated ability to effectively use AI tools in technical workflows
  • • Exposure to infrastructure systems, energy systems, cloud computing, data centers, telecommunications networks, or other large-scale engineered systems
  • • Exposure to data center, GPU, CPU power consumption modeling
  • • Experience modeling data center to grid interaction, such as interconnection, load response, or capacity constraints
  • • Experience developing models used to support real-world operational or planning decisions
  • • Experience working with large datasets

Qualifications

Must Haves

  • • Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD in a quantitative field, with 1–5 years of relevant industry or applied research experience
  • • Experience working with data, mathematical models, simulations, forecasting problems, and time-series analysis
  • • Experience with forecasting under uncertainty, probabilistic modeling, or scenario generation
  • • A passion for understanding how data centers work and operate: their components, load behavior, operating constraints, and how that operation interacts with the electric grid
  • • Proficiency in Python or a similar programming language
  • • Ability to think from first principles and learn unfamiliar technical domains quickly
  • • Comfort working with ambiguity and open-ended questions
  • • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • • Demonstrated ability to effectively use AI tools in technical workflows

Nice to Haves

  • • Exposure to infrastructure systems, energy systems, cloud computing, data centers, telecommunications networks, or other large-scale engineered systems
  • • Exposure to data center, GPU, CPU power consumption modeling
  • • Experience modeling data center to grid interaction, such as interconnection, load response, or capacity constraints
  • • Experience developing models used to support real-world operational or planning decisions
  • • Experience working with large datasets

Benefits

  • Equity
  • Hybrid in Redwood City with remote flexibility

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