Corvid's core competency is applying high-fidelity computational physics analysis to solve complex, real-world engineering problems. The computational physics techniques utilized at Corvid span a variety of disciplines and include high-fidelity computational fluid dynamics (CFD), shock physics, and structural mechanics. Since our incorporation in 2004 we have continued to expand our core capabilities and we now have significant efforts ongoing in the areas of applied computational tool development, experimental test support, industrial design, and theoretical research. All of these efforts are focused on improving the methodology we utilize to analyze, design, test, and build complex engineering systems for the racing and defense industries.

Corvid’s primary office is located near Lake Norman in Mooresville, NC currently occupying 20,000 sq. ft. including our indigenous super-computing center and manufacturing R&D facility. Corvid also has satellite offices located in Washington, DC (Crystal City).