Software Developer – Computational Geometry (0–2 Years)

About Drucks

At Drucks, we are rethinking how footwear is designed and manufactured. Every shoe today is made for an average foot. We are building a system where every pair is engineered for an individual. By combining computational geometry, software, and additive manufacturing, we are creating a new pipeline for producing fully personalised footwear at scale. This is not traditional footwear. This is a geometry-driven manufacturing system.

Role Overview

We are looking for a Software Developer focused on Computational Geometry to work on the core engine behind our footwear pipeline. You will work on problems at the intersection of:

• Geometry processing
• 3D modelling
• Toolpath generation
• Additive manufacturing for footwear
• This role is ideal for someone who enjoys math-heavy engineering problems and wants to see their work directly translate into real, wearable products.

What You Will Work On

• Develop and enhance 3D model processing workflows, including mesh validation, geometry analysis, and robust model import pipelines
• Work with internal 3D representations to extract key features, perform layer decomposition, and compute volumes and other geometric properties
• Contribute to toolpath generation strategies optimized specifically for footwear structures and material behaviour
• Apply computational geometry methods to analyse fit, surface continuity, and structural integrity of footwear components
• Support integration between software and additive manufacturing hardware to ensure consistent and accurate production
• Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks when working with large or complex 3D models
• Maintain clean, scalable, and well-documented code

What You Bring

Core Skills

• Strong C++ (C++17 or newer) for performance-critical systems
• Python for scripting and automation
• Strong grasp of data structures and algorithms
• Comfort with linear algebra, geometry, and mathematical thinking
• Familiarity with Git

Good to Have

• Exposure to computational geometry, mesh processing, or graphics
• Familiarity with CMake or cross-platform builds
• Experience with Qt / PyQt
• Interest in footwear, physical systems, or manufacturing
• Understanding of 3D printing (FDM) and formats like STL, 3MF, OBJ, STEP
• Knowledge of G-code or firmware like Marlin / Klipper / RepRap
• Experience integrating systems via APIs

Why Join Us

• Work on real, physical products: Your code directly impacts how custom footwear is designed and manufactured.
• Build the future of footwear: Move beyond mass production into truly personalized products
• Deep tech exposure early: Work on geometry engines, slicing logic, and production systems
• High ownership: Small team, high responsibility, real impact
• Zero-to-one journey: Help define an entirely new category

Who This Is For

This role is ideal if you:

• Enjoy solving hard, math-heavy problems
• Want to build systems that translate into physical products like footwear
• Prefer core engineering over surface-level features
• Thrive in fast-moving, ambiguous environments

Who This Is Not For

• Looking for a typical frontend/backend role
• Prefer structured, low-ambiguity environments
• Not comfortable with deep technical problem-solving

How to Apply

Send your resume and (if available) GitHub/projects to: rohit@drucks.in