Senior DSP Software Engineer

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Senior DSP Software Engineer

We are looking for a Senior DSP Software Engineer who will lead design and implementation of our innovative signal processing algorithms on the industry cutting-edge target platform, consisting of embedded cores, DSPs, and dedicated accelerators.

What will you do:

Perform analysis, design, implementation and validation of innovative MIMO imaging radar algorithms for next generation ADAS and autonomous

vehicles on our target platform

Participate in SW architecture design and perform signal processing algorithm porting & optimization

Address real-time constraints in a challenging memory/compute bound framework

Be part of a goal-oriented workgroup and dynamic research & development environment

Work in close collaboration with CTO and SW architecture team

What are we looking for?

B.Sc/M.Sc. in Electrical/Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent

Over 5 years of embedded algorithm development experience on a real-time DSP system

Over 2 years of experience in C/C++ programming in real-time embedded platforms

Ability to understand and implement complex algorithms efficiently

Experience with implementing Radar or MIMO Signal Processing on dedicated DSPs, or proprietary accelerators

Familiarity with SIMD architecture and math libraries

Familiarity with Computer Vision and A/I – advantage

Familiarity with robotics/autonomous SW stack – advantage

Familiarity with Python – advantage

About RadSee

RadSee has developed the first 4D imaging radar to deliver outstanding performance at a low cost to the ADAS and autonomous vehicle markets. The radar – a combination of off-the-shelf components, patented technology, and unique system architecture – delivers industry-leading performance, the flexibility to fit into existing Tier 1 and OEM systems, and a cost structure that enables large-scale adoption into ADAS and autonomous driving systems. The RadSee engineering and leadership team has decades of automotive, electrical, and algorithmic experience, and more than 50 registered patents