Real-Time Signal Processing Engineer - SoC & HW/SW

Leidos; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 194,000 - 195,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

PTO 4+ weeks

11 holidays

401K with 6% match

Flexible schedules

Educational support

Parental leave

Job summary

Leidos in San Diego, CA is seeking an Algorithm Software Engineer to design, develop, and deploy real-time signal processing software for advanced SoC hardware in the Electronic Warfare Division.

You'll work with cross-disciplinary teams to port MATLAB, Python, or C++ algorithms to C on multi-core Linux pipelines, optimize DSP code with SIMD/VLIW, and contribute to HITL tests and documentation while maintaining security clearance requirements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Science

Responsibilities

• Contributing to design and development of advanced systems within multi-disciplinary teams
• Designing, implementing, and testing C applications in a real-time environment
• Understanding and analyzing signal processing algorithms
• Porting signal processing algorithms from MATLAB, Python, or C++ to C in a multi-core environment on Leidos SoCs
• Optimizing C code for DSP applications (SIMD, VLIW) and parallel processing
• Developing Hardware-in-the-loop (HITL) tests to validate signal processing algorithms
• Communicating technical details of software to engineers
• Supporting system field testing and collection events

Skills

Real-time C/C++

Embedded systems

MATLAB

Signal processing

GCC/CMake/Make

Git/Subversion

CI tools (Jenkins)

Linux development

Communication

Continuous learning

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Science

Master’s Degree (bonus)

Tools

GCC

CMake

Make

Git

Subversion

Jenkins

Job description

Leidos in San Diego, CA is seeking an Algorithm Software Engineer to design, develop, and deploy real-time signal processing software for advanced SoC hardware in the Electronic Warfare Division.

You'll work with cross-disciplinary teams to port MATLAB, Python, or C++ algorithms to C on multi-core Linux pipelines, optimize DSP code with SIMD/VLIW, and contribute to HITL tests and documentation while maintaining security clearance requirements.