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And/or Cuda implementations of signal processing algorithms and time critical control functions involved in direct control of sensor systems running on Linux. The team’s primary goal is to design and implement radar Digital Signal Processing algorithms to run in real-time on CPUs and/or GPUs to support next-generation radar systems deployed on land and sea.
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This is your opportunity to join the Digital Signal Processing Group as a Senior Software Engineer. Direct experience implementing complex signal processing algorithms in C.
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Technologies may include analog, digital, signal processing, RF and software development. The Mission Systems is looking for an Principal Test Automation Systems Design Engineer to join the Protected Communication Systems (PCS) division within the Test Automation Department (TAD.
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At Collins Aerospace, our Mission Systems team helps civilian, military and government customers complete their most complex missions — whatever and wherever they may be. Design, support and integration skill sets may include multiple disciplines in communications, RF, analog, digital, firmware, as well as systems integration.
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Experience in One or More Areas a Plus: Analog Design Controls Systems Digital Signal Processing Switching Power Supplies. The Senior Electrical Engineer is responsible for working with a team of engineers to develop beam delivery systems for fiber based laser solutions.
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Acacia Communications designs intelligent transceivers using advanced signal processing and photonic integration for the 100G, 400G, 1T bit speed and beyond for fiber optic transmission market deployed in data center, metro, long-haul and ultra-long haul telecommunication networks.
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Digital Signal Processing. Controls Systems or Motor Control experience. Digital Signal Processing. 2 5 years circuit design or relevant experience. Demonstrate excellent technical writing skills and the ability to provide high quality engineering documents.
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