Senior Signal Processing Algorithm Developer

Our Imaging Radar department develops high-performance 4D imaging radar systems for autonomously driving vehicles.
The PHY algo group is leading the innovative research and the development of the entire algo processing pipeline starting from the IQ samples and up to object detection. The group is responsible for the entire radar simulation, including novel waveform design, transceivers, environment, and the radar signal processing pipeline. The group is also leading the PHY architecture and developing AI based signal processing.
What will your job look like?
Research, develop and implement signal processing algorithms.
Solve applied radar processing problems.
Develop radar and environment simulations for verification of algorithm pipes at the system level.
Develop AI based algorithms for radar signal processing. Including developing the training and testing environments for these algorithms.
Analyze field recorded data and confirm system performance through simulations.

All you need is:
MSc in Electronics Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field. PhD – an advantage
Solid theoretical background in DSP, estimation/detection theory
5+ Experience as a Signal Processing Developer/Research
Proficiency in MATLAB programming
Background in radar/communication/acoustic signal processing
Good understanding of multidisciplinary system modules - RF, Signal processing, DSP based systems.
Experience in C/C++ and Python - advantage
AI training and deployment experience – advantage
Mobileye changes the way we drive, from preventing accidents to semi and fully autonomous vehicles. If you are an excellent, bright, hands-on person with a passion to make a difference come to lead the revolution!

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