Neuromorphic Radar Signal Processing Engineer

Penn State University; University Park (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Penn State University’s ARL role focuses on developing signal processing algorithms for neuromorphic hardware. You will collaborate with senior engineers and scientists to refine problems, evaluate techniques, and apply radar data to validate approaches.

The position emphasizes independent work on complex tasks, mentoring, and ensuring clear communication of results to sponsors and internal teams while contributing to technical publications.

Qualifications

• Experience with data analytics/manipulation in radar or signal processing contexts.
• Strong background in spectral analysis, filtering, and estimation theory.

Responsibilities

• Develop signal processing algorithms for neuromorphic chips.
• Collaborate with senior engineers, scientists, and military personnel.
• Research and evaluate new techniques for signal processing problems.
• Evaluate algorithm performance using radar and simulated data.
• Communicate findings to stakeholders within ARL and sponsors.
• Contribute to technical memos, reports, and study plans.

Skills

Data analytics

Statistical signal processing

Python

C++

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant field

Tools

Git

Jira

Job description

Penn State University’s ARL role focuses on developing signal processing algorithms for neuromorphic hardware. You will collaborate with senior engineers and scientists to refine problems, evaluate techniques, and apply radar data to validate approaches.

The position emphasizes independent work on complex tasks, mentoring, and ensuring clear communication of results to sponsors and internal teams while contributing to technical publications.