Software Engineer; DSP
Listed on 2026-11-04
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Software Development
Embedded Software Engineer, Embedded Systems/ Firmware/ IoT, Software Engineer, AI Engineer (Applied/Software)
Software Engineer specialising in Digital Signal Processing (DSP) to join an established R&D team in Salisbury.
This is a hands‑on embedded software role, developing firmware that runs on
SHARC DSP processors within high‑end audio products. You'll work from early concepts and prototypes through to developing the software that controls the DSP and processes audio signals.
The rolereal‑time embedded software for DSP applications
- Develop and implement
- DSP algorithms and audio processing
- Prototype processing components in MATLAB
, then implement them in C - Write drivers for DSP and PCB peripherals
- Work with DAC/ADC and digital audio circuitry
- Bring up and debug new prototype PCBs
- Work closely with firmware, electronics and acoustics engineers
- Use oscilloscopes, logic analysers and audio test equipment
- Take part in peer code reviews
- 3 years' commercial C/C++ experience
- real‑time embedded software experience
- Experience with
- DSP / signal processing applications
- Audio DSP knowledge would be highly beneficial
- Experience with
- filter design, FFT, sample rate conversion or dynamic range control
- Analog Devices SHARC experience would be a big advantage
- Familiarity with electronics and hardware debugging
Degree in Electronic Engineering, Computer Science or a similar engineering discipline - Git, Jira and Agile experience beneficial
If you're an Embedded Software Engineer, DSP Engineer, Firmware Engineer or Signal Processing Engineer looking to work on technically complex audio products,
Remarkable Jobs would love to hear from you.
Please note: Sponsorship is not available for this position. Applicants must already have the right to work in the UK without requiring current or future sponsorship.
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