Senior Communications & Signal Processing Engineer
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Job summary
The NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory is looking for a Senior Communications and Signal Processing Engineer in Pasadena, California. This role involves leading research and development in telecommunications, contributing to the design of pioneering signal processing systems. The successful candidate will possess significant expertise in areas such as RF and optical communication, adaptive signal processing, and technology development.
Required qualifications include a PhD in electrical engineering and a minimum of 8 years of related work experience. Key responsibilities include leading teams, developing proposals, and executing technical strategies within the Advanced Communications group.
Qualifications
- PhD with 8+ years or Master's with 10+ years experience in signal processing.
- Extensive understanding of telecommunications systems and signal analysis.
- Experience in technology research in digital and RF communications.
Responsibilities
- Lead development of new business opportunities and proposals.
- Drive research in RF and optical digital modems and adaptive signal processing.
- Plan and execute technical tasks within the Advanced Communications group.
Skills
Education
Job description
The NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory is looking for a Senior Communications and Signal Processing Engineer in Pasadena, California. This role involves leading research and development in telecommunications, contributing to the design of pioneering signal processing systems. The successful candidate will possess significant expertise in areas such as RF and optical communication, adaptive signal processing, and technology development.
Required qualifications include a PhD in electrical engineering and a minimum of 8 years of related work experience. Key responsibilities include leading teams, developing proposals, and executing technical strategies within the Advanced Communications group.
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