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Pari Singh from Flow Engineering on why legacy manufacturing must adapt or die

This Much I Know · 2026-04-24 · 40 min

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We knew Pari Singh was special when he walked into Seedcamp at 21 and told us that he could design rockets faster than anyone in the world. Fast forward nine years, and Flow Engineering is now the operating system for the next generation of physical engineering, relied on by the likes of EV giant Rivian. We sat down with Pari to break down why the industry is at an inflection point, why the biggest threat to legacy manufacturers isn't technology but culture, and why he believes the vast majority of physical engineering work will be automated by AI within the year. We also get into what separates elite engineering teams from average ones, and the single most important characteristic he hires for.

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