Algorithm Engineer

Algorithm Engineer – Advanced Sensing Technologies

Join a leading defense R&D organization at the forefront of next-generation sensing systems. We are looking for an Algorithm Engineer who thrives on solving complex physical problems and translating them into high-performance computational solutions deployed in real-world environments.

The Role:

You will take part in the full algorithmic lifecycle - from fundamental research and modeling of physical phenomena to implementation, optimization, and validation within operational systems. This is a hands-on role combining deep signal processing expertise, advanced machine learning, and experimental validation in both lab and field settings.

What You’ll Do:

Design and develop state-of-the-art signal processing and learning algorithms

Transform raw sensor data into robust, production-grade computational models

Lead and analyze lab and field experiments to validate algorithmic performance

Conduct advanced signal and image processing research

Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams (data science, hardware, system engineering) to integrate algorithms into complex sensing platforms

What We’re Looking For:

B.Sc. in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or Geophysics (M.Sc./Ph.D. – advantage)

3+ years of hands-on experience in Signal Processing, with strong foundations in sampling theory

Proven experience in audio or sensor signal analysis (STFT, spectrograms, filtering)

Ability to extract meaningful features from raw signals and integrate them into ML pipelines

Practical experience training and evaluating Deep Learning models (CNNs, Transformers)

Strong Python skills and experience with scientific/ML ecosystems (NumPy, SciPy, Pandas, PyTorch)

Experience with large-scale data processing – advantage

Familiarity with self-supervised learning – advantage

This role offers the opportunity to work on mission-critical technologies, tackle real-world physics challenges, and contribute to systems that operate at the cutting edge of sensing innovation.