The Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), a research unit at the University of Washington, is hiring a Signal Processor/Software Engineer 3 for its Environmental and Information Systems Department. Reporting to the Senior Engineer, this role contributes to the signal processing group and develops complex specialty software for engineering research programs. The work focuses on imaging sonar array beamforming; sonar target detection, classification, localization, and tracking; and sensor processing for autonomous systems. The engineer updates existing code and designs, develops, and codes new applications, including converting MATLAB algorithms to run on real-time systems and dedicated hardware such as GPUs. The role works with system architects and the software development team to implement applications and functionality, and includes participation in design and code reviews, interface documentation, and test planning. The engineer is responsible for testing their own code and carrying out system regression testing. The position requires the ability to work independently and collaboratively in an agile environment, follow project coding conventions and documentation practices, and use software development and testing tools. It includes engineering field work to support testing of developed systems. This is a regular, 100% FTE position on the first shift. A federal security clearance is required; the successful candidate must be a U.S. citizen and obtain and maintain a Department of Defense Personnel Security Clearance.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level