Digital Signal Processing Engineer

ARQUIMEA; Madrid; Presencial; EUR 50.000 - 70.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

A global technology company is seeking a Digital Signal Processing Engineer for satellite communication applications. The role involves designing and developing SDR architectures and requires a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field along with a minimum of 5 years of experience. Proficiency in simulation tools and fluency in English and Spanish are required. The company values diversity and offers a collaborative environment.

Formación

• Minimum 5 years of experience in a similar role.
• Experience in designing and developing SDR communication systems.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Responsabilidades

• Developing signal processing algorithms for satellite communications.
• Modeling and simulation to validate performance.
• Collaborating with hardware and software teams to integrate algorithms.

Conocimientos

Signal processing algorithms

Digital hardware design

Fluent in English

Fluent in Spanish

Educación

Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering

Master's degree in Electronics Engineering

PhD degree

Herramientas

Matlab

Simulink

Python

C/C++

Descripción del empleo

ARQUIMEA , we are a technology company operating globally and providing innovate solutions and products in highly demanding sectors.

Our areas of activity are Aerospace, Defense & Security, Big Science, Biotechnology and Fintech.

We are looking for a Digital Signal Processing Engineer for satellite communication applications with the mission of taking responsibility for designing and developing SDR architectures for satellite communication payloads and their subsystems .

Tasks to be performed :

• Development of signal processing algorithms : filters, modulators / demodulators, FFTs, correction of non-linearities, noise reduction, error-correcting, non-linearity correction, channel estimation, and equalization, ... etc.
• Modeling and numerical simulations (Matlab / simulink, C / C++, Python) to validate performance.
• Analyzing and criticizing solutions by using quantitative metrics.
• Collaborating with digital hardware design (FPGA) and embedded software teams to integrate algorithms into real-time platforms.
• Deployment of prototypes and characterization under real conditions using RF test equipment (RF generators, spectrum analyzers, etc.).
• Working in a multidisciplinary team implementing signal processing algorithms.
• Plan and execute tasks in collaboration with the product team to ensure project objectives are met.

Required skills, experience and candidate profile :

Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering / Telecommunications or similar.

MSc in Electronics Engineering / Telecommunications or similar.

A PHD degree is highly valued.

Minimum of 5 years’ experience in a similar position.

Previous experience in the design and development of SDR communication systems.

Basic knowledge of digital hardware design concepts.

Proficient in using simulation tools to evaluate features of the signal processing solutions : Matlab / Simulink, Python and C / C++

Experience with at least some of the following : GNSS, NB-IOT, LORA, BLE, LTE, 3GPP, DVB or GPS systems development.

Knowledge of Beamforming and multi-rate signal processing.

Familiarity with satellite-specific communication protocols and standards (e.g., DVB-S2, CCSDS, ECSS).

Strong analytical skills and problem-solving capabilities.

Ability to work in collaborative and multidisciplinary environments.

Effective communication and reporting skills.

Fluency in English and Spanish.

Eligible to work in EU.

We're looking for curious, creative, tenacious and collaborative people , eager to do things and unafraid to tackle challenges in order to contribute to improving the society in wich we live.

Think Big, Do the Job & Enjoy Life

At ARQUIMEA, we value diversity and inclusion. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, or other protected factors by law. All candidates will be considered equally based on their skills and experience