Senior Omniverse Engineer, Physical Simulation, Digital Twins and Robotics

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Korea, SeoulRecently posted

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Market pay check

Matched to Computer systems and software professionals

Source: Ministry of Employment and Labor wage information system (wage.go.kr), wage distribution by occupation.

What you'd do

Partner with customers and NVIDIA teams to diagnose,debug,and resolve Omniverse and simulation platform challenges.
Translate customer needs into reproducible bugs,prototypes,examples,documentation,and product improvement requests.
Build and optimize industrial digital twin,robotics,and OpenUSD workflows for customer adoption.

What they want

B.S.,M.S.,or Ph.D. in Computer Science,Engineering,Robotics,Physics,or equivalent practical experience.
7+ years of software or simulation engineering experience with strong Python and C++ skills.
Hands-on experience in physical simulation,robotics simulation,CAE,CAD pipelines,or real-time 3D systems.

Nice to have

Experience with NVIDIA Omniverse,Isaac Sim,Isaac Lab,OpenUSD,PhysX,Newton,CUDA,or RTX.
Knowledge of physical simulation concepts: rigid bodies,articulations,constraints,deformables,or numerical solvers.
Experience with CAE tools such as Ansys,Abaqus,Nastran,LS-DYNA,Simulink,or MATLAB.

Seoulstart's read

Visa tier (likely): F-2 / F-4 / F-5 / F-6 holders welcome
Korean language: Business-level Korean required
English friendliness: High: JD in English, foreign-friendly signals
Context: NVIDIA global role with Seoul presence; foreign-invested company structure typically enables smooth sponsorship for specialized engineers; Korean fluency expected for customer-facing collaboration in Korean market.

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