DSP Engineer

DSP Engineer – Wireless Technologies - Fleet, Hampshire

We are looking for a DSP Engineer - Fleet, Hampshire, to join a highly technical team developing embedded measurement applications and working with cutting-edge wireless technologies.

This is an exciting opportunity for a DSP Engineer with a strong background in digital communications, digital signal processing and wireless technologies to work across the full

product lifecycle, from initial requirements through to product release and customer support.

The Role
-DSP Engineer – Wireless Technologies - Fleet, Hampshire

• Develop embedded measurement applications across a range of instruments
• Work with advanced digital signal processing and digital communication technologies
• Apply your knowledge of wireless standards to real-world products
• Develop and maintain high-quality software using C/C++
• Work with object-oriented programming and carry out debugging and software testing
• Use MATLAB as part of your day-to-day engineering work
• Work with version control and continuous system integration
• Contribute throughout the full product lifecycle, from requirements through to release
• Work independently when required while also collaborating as part of a wider engineering team
• Take ownership of technical challenges and contribute to continuous process improvement

About You - DSP Engineer – Wireless Technologies - Fleet, Hampshire

• A degree in Electronic, Electrical, Communications Engineering or a similar discipline
• Strong understanding of Digital Signal Processing and Digital Communications
• Good knowledge of wireless standards
• Practical experience with C/C++
• Strong debugging and object-oriented programming skills
• Good experience with MATLAB
• Knowledge of Python would be advantageous
• Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to take ownership
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• The ability to work effectively both independently and within a team

If you're a DSP Engineer looking to work at the forefront of wireless communications, digital signal processing and embedded technology, we'd love to hear from you.