Staff Physical Data Agent Scientist/Engineer (Bay Area / Paris / Remote)

Genesis AI is focused on advancing artificial intelligence through innovative solutions. They are seeking a Staff Physical Data Agent Scientist/Engineer to develop advanced agents that interface with various tools and drive generative simulations, while also building systems that synthesize high-quality physical data for applications in robotics and AI.

Responsibilities:

• Develop LM/VLM-powered agents that autonomously interface with code, GUI, web tools, and design software to drive generative simulation
• Build agentic systems that synthesize high-quality, diverse physical data by orchestrating simulation, generative models, and interactive tools
• Build data pipelines to curate, generate, and preprocess datasets used for training and evaluating language- and vision-language-based agents
• Collaborate with simulation and infrastructure teams to co-develop APIs, GUIs, and services that enable seamless interaction with physics engines and simulation environments
• Drive innovation by staying at the forefront of LLM agents, autonomous tool use, and generative simulation — and translating cutting-edge research into robust, production-ready systems
• Contribute to the creation of a generative simulation stack that empowers downstream applications in robotics, embodied AI, and physical reasoning

Requirements:

• A bold and imaginative vision for a next-generation paradigm of physical data synthesis— combining simulation, generative models, and autonomous agents
• Deep curiosity and strong technical ownership, with a track record of driving complex, open-ended projects from concept to implementation
• Experience with (multimodal) large language models, generative AI tools, agentic software design, GUI automation, program synthesis
• Passion for inventing creative solutions at the edge of AI, simulation, and physical reasoning, with an eagerness to build systems that generate high-fidelity, useful data for embodied intelligence
• Familiarity with interactive design tools (e.g., CAD software, game engines) or simulation environments (e.g., physics engines, robotics simulators)