Acoustic Signal Processing Engineer
Full-timeEngelstalig
Over de functie
Optics11, a leading deep-tech scale-up in Amsterdam, is looking for an Acoustic Signal Processing Engineer to join their R&D team. You will work on cutting-edge acoustic modelling and signal processing tasks for advanced sensing technologies.
Wat ga je doen
- Execute acoustic modelling and signal processing tasks
- Analyze and interpret experimental data
- Develop and test algorithms for beamforming, event detection, filtering, and data classification
- Document and communicate progress
- Collaborate across functions with software, embedded, and hardware engineers
- Improve team workflows and tools
Wat je meebrengt
- 1-3 years of experience in research or development, or a PhD in a relevant discipline
- Strong background in physical modelling, underwater acoustics, wave propagation, signal processing, sonar, applied mathematics, or equivalent
- Good understanding of digital signal processing, statistical signal processing, estimation theory, numerical methods, scientific computing
- Excellent programming skills in Python, Julia, C++, or similar
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Mooi meegenomen
- Knowledge of AI, machine learning techniques
- Experience with CUDA, PyTorch, TensorFlow
- Experience with fiber optic measurement principles or interferometry
Wat je krijgt
- Join one of Europe’s most promising deep-tech scale-ups
- Shape the future of a rapidly growing multidisciplinary R&D organization
- Competitive salary and benefits package
- Regular team activities and company events
- Fresh team lunches provided 3 times per week
Samenvatting door Personeel.com. De volledige vacaturetekst en het sollicitatieformulier staan op de website van Optics11 (optics11.recruitee.com); met Solliciteer ga je er direct heen.
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