Careers · 7 open · Remote (US or Canada)

The role

You own civil engineering and site-design automation for data center and industrial megaprojects. From raw land to construction-ready site plans, you'll deliver real civil engineering on live projects while building the engine that automates it for every future site.

We don't need someone who knows how to navigate Civil 3D menus. We need someone who understands how land, water, grading, and infrastructure actually work — and can use AI to turn that knowledge into software.

What you’ll achieve

• Deliver complete civil engineering packages: site layouts, grading and earthwork, stormwater management, drainage, utilities, access roads, and construction documentation.
• Build a parametric civil design engine that takes site constraints, topography, geotechnical data, and project requirements and generates coordinated engineering deliverables.
• Automate earthwork optimization, drainage calculations, utility routing, and site-layout iterations.
• Connect civil engineering with structural, mechanical, and electrical design so a change in one discipline automatically propagates through the rest.
• Use AI coding agents (Claude Code and similar) to build these workflows. You will ship code.

Full-time · Remote (US or Canada, excluding Quebec) · US$150k–$250k or CA$215k–CA$355k base + founding-team equity

Fully compensated health plans with 100% dependent coverage.

We hire across the experience spectrum. Proof that you build beats years on a resume.

The role

You're building the software that makes traditional engineering workflows obsolete.

Aran is automating the design and engineering of data centers and industrial megaprojects. Our engineers are building generative engines that turn physical constraints into complete engineering deliverables. Your job is to make these engines work together as one coherent platform.

You'll work directly with engineers who understand the physics and help translate their knowledge into reliable, scalable software. You'll own everything from computational engines and AI agents to the interfaces our engineers and customers use.

Nobody hands you a spec, and there's no product manager between you and the people using your software. You find the gaps, decide what to build, ship it and keep iterating until it works. You own the product, not a ticket queue.

This isn't a role where you build dashboards around an LLM. You're building software that designs things that actually get constructed.

How you’ll work

You run the whole loop yourself:

1. Find the gap. Spend time with our civil, structural, mechanical and electrical engineers and our architects. See where they lose hours, and decide what to fix first.
2. Build it. Scope it, design it and write it, from the engine to the interface.
3. Ship it. Put it in engineers' hands on real projects in days, not quarters.
4. Iterate. Watch how it's used, check whether it made them faster, and keep going until it did.

What you’ll achieve

• Build the core engineering platform connecting civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and architectural design.
• Optimize physics models, build computational geometry systems, automate workflows, and make engineering feel like magic.
• Build AI agents that can reason across engineering documents, drawings, calculations, specifications, and design constraints.
• Create workflows that transform project requirements into coordinated 3D models, engineering calculations, and construction documentation.
• Build robust interfaces and infrastructure that make complex engineering accessible, auditable, and repeatable.
• Ship production software continuously and own each feature end to end: from the first conversation with an engineer or customer, through launch, to the next iteration.

What success looks like

• Our engineers are faster on real projects because of tools you built.
• Most of what you ship comes from gaps you found, not tickets someone wrote.
• What you shipped keeps getting better after launch, because you kept watching how it was used.
• At least one thing on our list didn't get built, because you showed us something that mattered more.

Experience with computational geometry, CAD/BIM, simulation, physics engines, developer tools, or complex technical software is particularly interesting.

This role isn't for you if

• You'd rather work from a well-scoped ticket than figure out what to build.
• You want a product manager, designer and QA team between you and the people using your software.

Full-time · Remote (US or Canada, excluding Quebec) · US$200k–$300k or CA$285k–CA$430k base + founding-team equity

Fully compensated health plans with 100% dependent coverage.

We hire across the experience spectrum. Proof that you build beats years on a resume.

The role

You own structural engineering automation for our data center and industrial projects, from foundations to complex equipment-support systems.

You'll deliver real structural designs on live projects and build the parametric engine that makes structural analysis and documentation repeatable for any future site.

You'll work closely with our existing structural and architectural automation efforts, accelerating what we've already built rather than starting from zero.

We care far more about your understanding of mechanics, materials, and load paths than your familiarity with a particular software package.

What you’ll achieve

• Deliver structural engineering packages for live projects: foundation design, steel and concrete structures, equipment supports, loading calculations, connection design, and construction documentation.
• Build parametric structural design workflows that automate analysis, sizing, optimization, 3D modeling, and drawing generation.
• Integrate structural analysis tools (SAP2000, ETABS, STAAD, or similar) into automated workflows.
• Connect structural design with civil, electrical, and mechanical systems so equipment changes, loads, and site constraints automatically update the structural design.
• Use AI coding agents (Claude Code and similar) to develop and ship the automation engine.

We particularly value experience with first-of-a-kind structures, industrial systems, advanced manufacturing, aerospace, or other technically demanding physical products.

Full-time · Remote (US or Canada, excluding Quebec) · US$150k–$250k or CA$215k–CA$355k base + founding-team equity

Fully compensated health plans with 100% dependent coverage.

We hire across the experience spectrum. Proof that you build beats years on a resume.

The role

You own end-to-end thermal and HVAC design automation for data center and industrial projects — from air-cooled halls to liquid cooling.

You'll deliver real mechanical engineering on live projects while building the parametric engine that generates those designs for every future site.

You don't need prior software experience. Our engineers who've never shipped software products are writing code with AI every day. What matters is that you understand the physics, the constraints, and the trade-offs — and that you build.

What you’ll achieve

• Deliver complete mechanical/HVAC packages: cooling load calculations, airflow and CFD analysis, chilled-water and liquid-cooling architectures (direct-to-chip, immersion, rear-door, CDUs), equipment sizing, P&IDs, 3D models, and construction sets.
• Build a parametric thermal/HVAC engine that generates these deliverables from a single parameter template for any data center site.
• Automate system sizing, equipment selection, thermal calculations, and design optimization.
• Connect mechanical designs with electrical and structural systems so changes automatically propagate across disciplines.
• Use AI coding agents (Claude Code and similar) to build these workflows. You will ship code.

Full-time · Remote (US or Canada, excluding Quebec) · US$150k–$250k or CA$215k–CA$355k base + founding-team equity

Fully compensated health plans with 100% dependent coverage.

We hire across the experience spectrum. Proof that you build beats years on a resume.

The role

You take over and force-multiply our existing electrical design automation. We've already automated 50% of electrical engineering. Your job is to push it the rest of the way.

You'll deliver real power-system engineering on live data center and industrial projects while building the parametric engine that makes electrical design repeatable for every future site.

You don't need a software background. You need to understand electricity, power-system architecture, and the trade-offs behind engineering decisions — and be able to turn that knowledge into code with AI.

What you’ll achieve

• Deliver complete electrical engineering packages: load calculations, single-line diagrams, panel and cable schedules, conduit and equipment sizing, and construction sets.
• Own power-system studies, including load flow, short-circuit, protection coordination, arc flash, and related analysis using ETAP, SKM, or similar tools.
• Engineer medium- and low-voltage distribution systems, transformers, switchgear, UPS systems, and data center power architectures.
• Automate electrical calculations, equipment selection, system configuration, drawing generation, and engineering documentation.
• Build and refine parametric design engines that generate electrical deliverables from a single project template.
• Connect electrical design with mechanical and structural systems so engineering changes automatically propagate across disciplines.
• Use AI coding agents (Claude Code and similar) to develop and ship these workflows.

Experience with power electronics, medium-voltage systems, industrial power distribution, substations, or first-of-a-kind electrical hardware is particularly interesting.

Full-time · Remote (US or Canada, excluding Quebec) · US$200k–$275k or CA$285k–CA$390k base + founding-team equity

Fully compensated health plans with 100% dependent coverage.

We hire across the experience spectrum. Proof that you build beats years on a resume.

The role

You own architectural design and its automation for our data center and industrial projects — from building layouts and equipment access to envelopes, life safety, and construction documentation.

You'll deliver real architectural packages on live projects while building the parametric engine that generates them for every future site. You'll build alongside our existing structural and architectural automation efforts, connecting building design with the engineering systems inside it.

This isn't a visualization role. You're designing buildings that get constructed — and building the software that makes the process repeatable.

You don't need a software background. You need to understand buildings, think in systems, and use AI to turn your design knowledge into working tools.

What you’ll achieve

• Deliver architectural packages for live projects: space planning, floor plans, elevations, sections, envelope assemblies, architectural details, schedules, and coordinated construction documentation.
• Build a parametric architectural design engine that turns project requirements, equipment layouts, site constraints, and building-system requirements into coordinated models and drawings.
• Automate the repetitive work: layout iterations, room and door schedules, drawing production, and checks for equipment clearances, circulation, accessibility, and egress — with clear review points for decisions that require professional judgment.
• Connect architecture with civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical design. When equipment, capacity, or structural grids change, the building layout and documentation should update with them — not require days of manual redrawing.
• Use AI coding agents to ship these workflows. Turn decisions made on one project into reusable rules, components, and tools for the next.

Architectural licensure, experience delivering permitted construction sets, and hands-on work with BIM, computational design, or digital fabrication are particularly valuable.

Full-time · Remote (US or Canada, excluding Quebec) · US$150k–$250k or CA$215k–CA$355k base + founding-team equity

Fully compensated health plans with 100% dependent coverage.

We hire across the experience spectrum. Proof that you build beats years on a resume.

The role

Our software only matters when it ships on a real project. Your job is to make sure it does.

As a forward-deployed engineer, you'll work side by side with our customers (developers, hyperscalers, EPCs and their engineering teams) and turn their projects into working Aran deployments. You'll learn how each customer designs, permits and builds, configure our engines to their standards, and get engineering deliverables out the door on their schedule.

When something doesn't fit, you fix it: write the code, adjust the model, or bring back exactly what the platform needs next. You're the shortest path between a customer's problem and our product.

Expect regular travel to customer offices and job sites.

What you’ll achieve

• Own Aran's deployment on customer projects, from kickoff to a delivered engineering package.
• Configure and extend our parametric engines and AI agents to fit each customer's standards, templates and workflows.
• Build the integrations, scripts and tools that connect Aran to customers' CAD/BIM, document and project-management systems.
• Work on site with customer engineers and construction teams to unblock issues fast and earn their trust.
• Turn what you learn in the field into product: clear requirements, reusable features and fixes the team ships.
• Help shape how Aran scales from a few flagship projects to many.

Experience as a forward-deployed, solutions or field engineer, or delivering technical projects for demanding customers, is particularly interesting.

Full-time · Remote (US or Canada, excluding Quebec) · US$150k–$250k or CA$215k–CA$355k base + founding-team equity

Fully compensated health plans with 100% dependent coverage.

We hire across the experience spectrum. Proof that you build beats years on a resume.