RF Software Engineer 2 - (DSP, C++, Linux)

Akina•Annapolis Junction, MD

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for designing and implementing DSP algorithms in software. Developed algorithms will be focused on high throughput exploitation of signals, with an emphasis on low signal to noise ratio, higher-order, and/or adaptive modulations. Will conduct the necessary modifications to existing software and/or firmware to adapt COTS and GOTS products to meet special Government needs. Provides concise explanation of developed models to allow other team members to understand/utilize models or algorithms for processing signals of interest.

Requirements

DSP algorithm development in software.
High-throughput exploitation of signals, including low signal to noise ratio, higher-order, and adaptive modulations.
Modification of existing software and/or firmware to adapt COTS and GOTS products to special Government needs.
C++, Linux, and Python development skills.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering or Computer Science.
Seven (7) years experience as a DSP Algorithm developer on projects with similar software processes.
Seven (7) years experience with C++, Linux, Python, or similar development language.
Formal training in, or demonstrated proficiency with C++/Linux experience.
Clearance: TS/SCI - Polygraph required

Nice To Haves

May substitute two (2) years of experience with Masters of Science in Engineering or Computer Science.
May substitute four (4) years of additional DSP experience in lieu of a Bachelor’s Degree.
Four (4) years of RF Software or equivalent experience on projects with similar software processes may be substituted for a bachelor’s degree.

Responsibilities

Designing and implementing DSP algorithms in software.
Developing algorithms focused on high throughput exploitation of signals, with an emphasis on low signal to noise ratio, higher-order, and/or adaptive modulations.
Conducting necessary modifications to existing software and/or firmware to adapt COTS and GOTS products to meet special Government needs.
Providing concise explanations of developed models to allow other team members to understand/utilize models or algorithms for processing signals of interest.