Algorithm Engineer

NewPhotonics is seeking an experienced and innovative Algorithm Engineer to join our advanced R&D team. This team leads the development of cutting-edge photonics-based communication solutions for next-generation data centers. As an Algorithm Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in designing and implementing sophisticated algorithms that optimize performance, reliability, and efficiency of our electro-optical systems.

Responsibilities:

Design, develop, and optimize algorithms for high-speed optical communication systems.
Perform modelling, simulation, and analysis to evaluate algorithm performance and robustness.
Collaborate closely with hardware and software teams to integrate algorithms into complex electro-optical systems.
Define and document algorithm specifications and requirements clearly and accurately.
Conduct data analysis from experimental tests and system simulations to validate algorithm effectiveness.
Support troubleshooting and provide solutions to performance-related challenges.

Requirements:

B.Sc. or higher in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, or related field.
5+ years of experience in algorithm development, particularly in fields related to photonics, optical communications, or high-speed RF.
Solid understanding of DSP algorithms, signal processing, and statistical analysis.
Programming experience in Python.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Hands-on experience with data analysis and numerical simulations.
Ability to effectively communicate complex concepts clearly and efficiently within multidisciplinary teams.

Advantage:

Proven track record in algorithm optimization and performance enhancement in optical systems.
Experience in integration and testing of algorithms on physical hardware.

NewPhotonics is an equal opportunity employer. We hire without bias against gender, age, religion or other designation or marginalized group. Each candidate is provided equal opportunity to succeed in our inclusive work environment based exclusively on talent and performance.