Software Engineer (Computational Geometry)

At Layup Parts, our mission is simple: deliver high-quality composite parts faster.

We're a technology-first manufacturing company transforming how composite tooling and parts are designed, quoted, and manufactured for the aerospace and defense industries.

Our customers are developing tomorrow's high-tech products, and we are building technology to accelerate their success.

By combining advanced manufacturing with proprietary software, we're redefining what speed and scalability look like in composite manufacturing and hiring a team of exceptional engineers who want to solve difficult technical problems with real-world impact.

We are looking for exceptional Software Engineers with deep interest or experience in computational geometry, CAD/CAM systems, and geometric algorithms.

In this role, you'll work directly with our CTO and software team to develop the geometric engine that powers our manufacturing platform.

You'll build systems that analyze customer CAD models, automate manufacturability assessments, generate tooling and production geometry, and help bridge the gap between digital design and physical manufacturing.

This is a rare opportunity to work on challenging geometry problems while seeing your software directly impact real aerospace hardware production.

As an early-stage company, we value engineers who thrive in ambiguity, take ownership, and enjoy building systems from the ground up.

• Build software that analyzes, manipulates, and generates complex 3D geometry
• Develop algorithms that evaluate manufacturability of composite parts and tooling
• Build interfaces to program machining equipment to automate workflows
• Develop internal engineering tools that improve speed, quality, and scalability across the factory
• Collaborate closely with manufacturing, operations, and software teams to translate real-world production challenges into software solutions
• Help shape technical architecture and mentor other engineers as the team grows
• Be awesome! Be the kind of person others want to work with.
• Strong software engineering fundamentals and a track record of solving difficult technical problems
• Ability to independently drive projects from concept through implementation
• Strong problem-solving and analytical thinking skills
• Experience building production-quality software systems
• Ability to quickly learn and navigate complex technical domains