Electrical Engineer

ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC; City of Rome (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC is seeking an Electrical Engineer to join our waveform development team in a hands-on, research-driven environment. This entry-level role welcomes MS graduates and engineers with strong fundamentals in digital communications, DSP, or RF systems, and offers mentoring and growth opportunities.

You will contribute to SDR waveform software, testing, and integration, applying C++ and Python for signal processing and performance analysis on embedded platforms.

Qualifications

• BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field.
• Academic or project experience in digital communications, DSP, or RF systems.
• Programming experience in C++, Python, or MATLAB.
• Familiarity with Linux development environments.

Responsibilities

• Support the design and implementation of SDR-based waveforms.
• Assist with waveform development, integration, and testing activities.
• Contribute to C++ and Python signal processing and waveform software.
• Execute test procedures and analyze waveform performance results.
• Support code reviews, documentation, and test reporting.
• Help port and adapt software to SDR and embedded platforms.
• Collaborate closely with senior engineers and researchers on R&D efforts.

Skills

Strong analytical skills

Team collaboration

Willingness to learn

Education

BS in Electrical Engineering

MS in Electrical Engineering

Tools

C++

Python

MATLAB

Linux

Job description

ANDRO Computational Solutions is seeking a full-time Electrical Engineer to join our advanced waveform development team. This role is well suited for entry-level engineers with strong fundamentals in digital communications, signal processing, or RF systems, while also welcoming MS graduates and experienced candidates interested in applied Software Defined Radio (SDR) R&D.

Our team uses rapid prototyping approaches across multiple SDR platforms and advanced software techniques to develop real-world wireless communications and networking solutions. You will work alongside experienced SDR and software engineers in a small, research-focused environment that emphasizes technical mentorship and career growth

In this role, you will contribute to waveform software development, testing, and system integration efforts, helping transition designs from models and prototypes into operational SDR implementations. The position provides hands-on exposure to SDR systems, embedded platforms, waveform design, and performance optimization technique

Responsibilities:

• Support the design and implementation of SDR-based waveforms
• Assist with waveform development, integration, and testing activities
• Contribute to C++ and Python signal processing and waveform software
• Execute test procedures and analyze waveform performance results
• Support code reviews, documentation, and test reporting
• Help port and adapt software to SDR and embedded platforms
• Collaborate closely with senior engineers and researchers on R&D efforts

Required Qualifications:

• BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field
• Academic or project experience in digital communications, DSP, or RF systems
• Programming experience in at least one of the following: C++, Python, or MATLAB
• Familiarity with Linux development environments (coursework or project experience acceptable
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills
• Willingness to learn and contribute in a research‑driven environment
• U.S. Citizenship and eligibility for a security clearance

Preferred Qualifications:

• Hands‑on experience with SDR platforms (USRP, BladeRF, HackRF, RTL‑SDR, or similar)
• Coursework or project work in wireless communications or SDR waveform development
• Experience using Git or other version control systems
• Exposure to embedded systems or cross‑platform development
• Familiarity with multithreading, optimization, or performance tuning
• Understanding of networking fundamentals and Linux virtual interfaces