Head of Public Relations & Communications
Flexcomputea day ago
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Summary
Flexcompute is seeking a Head of Public Relations & Communications to join their team in Watertown, MA. The role involves redefining hardware engineering narratives and positioning the company as a leader in AI-native simulation ecosystems.
About the Role
As the Head of PR, you will work closely with founders and technical leadership to create compelling stories that highlight the innovations in hardware engineering. Your responsibilities will include defining the narrative for Physics Intelligence, establishing thought leadership in the industry, managing product launches, developing a creator strategy, and translating technical concepts for diverse audiences.
About You
Required:
- Proven experience in public relations or communications, particularly in a technical field.
- Strong understanding of electromagnetics and related technical concepts.
Preferred:
- Experience running a podcast or newsletter in the Deep Tech, AI, or SaaS space.
- A track record of successfully pivoting a company from tool to category leader.
- Ability to explain complex technical concepts in simple terms.
Benefits
- Competitive compensation with equity of a fast-growing startup.
- Medical, dental, and vision health insurance.
- 401(k) Contribution.
- Gym allowance.
- Friendly, thoughtful, and intelligent coworkers.
Flexcompute
Accelerate Innovation with Advanced Computing Flexcompute develops next-generation simulation tools to accelerate product designs in automotive, aerospace, consumer electronics, semiconductors, and renewable energy. Our technology is 50 to 500 times faster than traditional simulation software while achieving better accuracy and robustness. This leap is enabled by a new generation of computing chips, innovative algorithms for solving first-principle equations, and AI-assisted physics modeling. Our products simulate fluid, thermal, and electromagnetic physics. Flexcompute is based in Boston, with a founding team from MIT and Stanford.
Watertown, MA