Lead Algorithm & Signal Processing Engineer
Join System Technologies Research in Woburn, MA, as a Lead Algorithm & Signal Processing Engineer. This critical role focuses on the design, development, and optimization of sophisticated algorithms used for complex data analysis and signal processing applications. You will be responsible for transforming theoretical models into highly efficient, real-world software implementations. Key duties include advanced DSP techniques implementation, validating model accuracy against empirical data, and collaborating with hardware teams to ensure optimal performance across diverse platforms. Experience in areas like adaptive filtering, spectral estimation, and numerical methods is highly desirable.
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