Graduate DSP Engineer (2027 start)

Cambridgeconsultantslimitedjunior

In short

→Ingeniero DSP en tiempo real para sistemas embebidos, con enfoque en comunicaciones, sensores y audio.
→Diseño de filtros, programación en C/C++, pruebas en hardware y simulación con Python/Matlab.
→Trabajas con tecnologías punta: ARM, TI, ASICs personalizados y plataformas de bajo consumo.

Fluent English required for technical collaboration.

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1. ¿Cómo diseñarías un filtro FIR para reducir ruido en una señal de audio en tiempo real con recursos limitados?

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✓Grado en ingeniería eléctrica/electrónica, ciencias de la computación, matemáticas o física.
✓Habilidades en programación con Python o Matlab para modelado y scripting.
✓Experiencia o interés en C/C++ para implementación en sistemas embebidos.
✓Comprensión de las limitaciones y optimización en sistemas embebidos.
✓Interés en procesamiento de señales digitales (DSP) y su aplicación práctica.
✓Disponibilidad para unirse entre mayo y septiembre de 2027.

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Introduction We are looking for a Graduate DSP (Digital Signal Processing) Embedded Engineer with a passion for designing and implementing efficient real-time systems to join our team. Our projects span a range of industries and applications including Communications, Sensors and Audio. Successful candidates can join us between May- September 2027. There is no deadline for this role, as we recruit on a rolling basis. Once the position is filled, we will close the advert. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible. What we can offer With lots of support from guidance, you will support our signal processing group. Here are some examples of previous projects the team have worked on: • ultra-reliable communications for satellites • IP block acceleration of Voice Activity Detection • map based indoor navigation using sensor fusion, • development of the communication system for a fleet of moving bots in a challenging indoor environment. We can provide a huge amount of variety in this role. You may be designing filters for simulation of a system one week, getting hands on with programming for a platform the next, or providing vectors or interpreting results from our hardware test team. We take pride in being ahead of the technology curve, working with and developing exciting new technology. Our accolades include being an Arm Approved Design partner collaborating to design cutting edge systems with the latest low-power technologies. The platforms on which we develop solutions includes devices from TI, ARM devices, PicoChip, Dialog, Tensilica HIFI, Ambiq, Cirrus Logic, and custom ASICs developed in-house. The wide history of projects previously undertaken by the group have been implemented using a variety of software technologies. For embedded systems: C, C++, Assembler. For scripting and modelling: Matlab, Python, native Windows/Linux scripting languages. Utilising systems and processes: version control systems, issue tracking, continuous integration, test driven development. What you can bring You’ll have the opportunity to work on a range of projects, each with their own distinct set of challenges. You’ll be able to get involved with everything from first-principles thinking and research through to the design, development and deployment of live systems – utilising knowledge and practical experience attained from your degree. We are looking for someone who has: • a good degree in a relevant subject, such as electronic/electrical/communications engineering, computer science, mathematics or physics • programming skills – scripting languages such as Python or Matlab are particularly useful in our day-to-day work, we also use low level languages such as C for implementation so similar experience would be valuable, or of course a willingness to learn! • an interest or understanding of the constraints of embedded systems, and how they can be implemented in an optimised way. An understanding of digital signal

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