Control Systems Engineer - Noise Cancellation

Bose Corporation•Framingham, MA

4d•$156,200 - $214,700•Hybrid

About The Position

Bose is a research company dedicated to developing breakthrough technologies and quality products that enrich people's lives. We created the market for noise cancelling headphones and set a high bar for performance. We also lead innovation in automotive noise cancellation, providing active solutions to take cost and weight out of vehicles. Bose is looking for a senior hands-on control systems engineer to implement and refine low-latency, real-time algorithms for noise cancellation for both consumer electronics and automotive applications. The candidate will work within multi-disciplinary teams to optimize industry-leading noise reduction control systems and DSP algorithms to create next-generation experiences for our customers. Consumer electronics and automotive applications present very different challenges and levels of cancellation performance. Our group supports a diverse range of applications, maturing active solutions to address automotive cabin noise (powertrain/drivetrain/road noise/wind noise) as well as high performance ANC in headphones and earbuds.

Requirements

MS degree in Electrical, Mechanical or Acoustical Engineering with 6+ years industry experience in control systems design or alternatively a PhD degree with 3+ years of industry experience
Solid understanding of fundamental classical control system theory, stability analysis, adaptive filtering (FxLMS), and digital filter theory and practice
Experience in developing and deploying real-time algorithms to embedded platforms (FPGA experience is desirable) using fundamental DSP methods/techniques
Experience with MATLAB and Simulink for data analysis, simulation and visualization
Working understanding of physical acoustics, sensor technologies (microphones and accelerometers), automotive NVH is desirable
Experience using various techniques for robust data acquisition
Demonstrated capability to solve ill-defined problems with creative and innovative solutions and methods
Ability to resiliently adapt to rapidly changing constraints, priorities and requirements, while maintaining the highest performance standards
Demonstrated creativity, self-motivation, and strong communication skills

Nice To Haves

FPGA experience is desirable
Working understanding of physical acoustics, sensor technologies (microphones and accelerometers), automotive NVH is desirable

Responsibilities

Design, implement, and test feedback and adaptive feedforward control systems for noise cancelling headphones and automotive applications using rapid prototyping HW
Conduct and oversee electroacoustic and vibration measurements and perform analyses of results
Brainstorming and evaluation of new narrowband/wideband feedforward/feedback algorithms in collaboration with the larger research community
Development and handoff of software, unit tests, validation plans and tools to downstream development teams
Support legacy noise cancellation algorithms
Collaborate with engineering team members across multiple disciplines both upstream in research and downstream in development, application, and concepting