DSP Engineer – Real-Time Audio & Embedded Systems

Redline Group; Salford; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Redline Group Ltd. is partnering with a globally recognised audio technology organisation to recruit a DSP Engineer in Manchester. You will develop and optimise digital signal processing algorithms for professional audio applications and implement real-time audio solutions.

This role demands collaboration across software, firmware and hardware teams to deliver high-performance audio products. The ideal candidate has hands-on DSP experience and proficiency in C/C++, MATLAB or Python, with an

Qualifications

• Experience in digital signal processing and DSP software development.
• Knowledge of real-time processing, digital audio or signal processing algorithms.
• Experience with C, C++, MATLAB or Python.
• Understanding of embedded systems and hardware/software integration in digital audio platforms.

Responsibilities

• Develop and optimise digital signal processing algorithms for professional audio applications.
• Implement and test real-time audio processing solutions focusing on performance and sound quality.
• Collaborate with software, firmware and hardware teams to integrate DSP into complex audio products.
• Contribute to product development, system-level integration, testing and performance optimisation.
• Investigate new algorithms, tools and technologies to enhance audio performance and functionality.

Skills

C

C++

MATLAB

Python

Tools

Real-time processing

Job description

Redline Group Ltd. is partnering with a globally recognised audio technology organisation to recruit a DSP Engineer in Manchester. You will develop and optimise digital signal processing algorithms for professional audio applications and implement real-time audio solutions.

This role demands collaboration across software, firmware and hardware teams to deliver high-performance audio products. The ideal candidate has hands-on DSP experience and proficiency in C/C++, MATLAB or Python, with an