Senior GNSS Algorithm Engineer (DSP/FPGA)

Rincon Research Corporation; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 152,000 - 185,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ESOP participation

401(k) Plan

Employer-paid health insurance

Job summary

Rincon Research Corporation (RRC) in Tucson, AZ is seeking an Algorithm Developer to design and implement algorithms for a multi-GNSS receiver system. Work may be in gateware, firmware, or software depending on real-time processing needs.

You will collaborate with systems engineering, hardware, software, and test teams to deliver robust DSP solutions for national security applications, requiring strong background in signal processing, GNSS, and model-based engineering.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a STEM field and 10+ years of relevant experience.
• Expertise in signal processing for GNSS systems.
• Knowledge of multiple DSP systems and their implementations.
• Experience with model-based system engineering.
• Understanding of hardware such as microprocessors, FPGAs, GPUs.
• Experience with agile development.
• Ability to work in rapid-prototyping and formal processes.

Responsibilities

• Develop algorithms for a multi-GNSS receiver system with on-going hardware development.
• Implement algorithms in gateware, firmware, or software depending on timing needs.
• Collaborate with systems engineering, hardware, firmware, software, and test teams.

Skills

Signal processing

GNSS systems

DSP systems

Model-based engineering

Agile development

Rapid prototyping

Security clearance

US citizenship

Education

Bachelor’s degree in STEM

Masters or PhD in STEM

Tools

GitLab

Job description

Rincon Research Corporation (RRC) in Tucson, AZ is seeking an Algorithm Developer to design and implement algorithms for a multi-GNSS receiver system. Work may be in gateware, firmware, or software depending on real-time processing needs.

You will collaborate with systems engineering, hardware, software, and test teams to deliver robust DSP solutions for national security applications, requiring strong background in signal processing, GNSS, and model-based engineering.