Radar Signal Processing Engineer: Tracking & Sensor Fusion

Mantis Robotics; Town of Belgium (WI); On-site; USD 80,580 - 126,626; Full time

Job summary

Mantis Robotics in Leuven is seeking a radar signal processing engineer to join our sensor development team. You will design, develop, and validate radar processing algorithms for object tracking, environmental modeling, and sensor fusion.

The role requires an advanced degree and experience in radar, C/C++, Python, and cross-functional collaboration. You will document algorithms and support integration while advancing safe, high-performance robotic perception.

Qualifications

• Master’s or PhD required in a related engineering field such as electrical engineering, signal processing, physics, or computer science.
• Strong background in radar signal processing theory and algorithms.
• Proficiency with statistical modeling and data interpretation.

Responsibilities

• Develop radar algorithms for object tracking, classification, and sensor fusion while ensuring safety constraints.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define requirements, architecture, and validation methods.
• Create tools and visualizations to analyze radar performance and physical boundaries.
• Test algorithms with real-world data, including edge and corner cases.
• Document designs, implementation details, and testing procedures; write API docs.
• Support integration and testing, assess results, and drive issues to resolution.

Skills

Radar signal processing

C/C++ programming

Python

Embedded systems

English communication

Education

Master’s or PhD in Electrical Engineering / Signal Processing / Physics

Tools

Git

SVN

Job description

Mantis Robotics in Leuven is seeking a radar signal processing engineer to join our sensor development team. You will design, develop, and validate radar processing algorithms for object tracking, environmental modeling, and sensor fusion.

The role requires an advanced degree and experience in radar, C/C++, Python, and cross-functional collaboration. You will document algorithms and support integration while advancing safe, high-performance robotic perception.