Signal Processing & Controls Engineer – Cambridge (Onsite)

RTX (Raytheon); United States; On-site; USD 96,000 - 182,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation package

Job summary

RTX BBN Technologies in Cambridge, MA, seeks an experienced engineer to join the Physical Sciences and Systems group. You will develop signal processing schemes, dynamic models, and feedback control for challenging real-world systems, collaborating with government clients and advancing prototype proofs of concept.

The role emphasizes data analysis, real-time implementation, and cross-disciplinary research, with potential overnight travel and involvement in proposals.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Physics, or related field with 5 years of professional experience; or Master's with 3 years; or new PhD graduate.
• Knowledge in physics and physical systems, dynamics, control theory, and signal processing.
• Experience developing signal processing algorithms and implementing physics-based models in MATLAB/Simulink.
• Hands-on experience with experimental equipment to collect and analyze data sets.

Responsibilities

• Develop structural dynamic and acoustic models and related signal processing schemes.
• Perform data analysis including spectral processing and transfer function analysis; data-driven simulations.
• Develop control systems and architectures to affect performance of physical systems.
• Support real time implementation and evaluation of designs in realistic mission scenarios.
• Develop sophisticated detection and classification algorithms against state-of-the-art threats.
• Develop prototype proof-of-concept systems addressing client problems.
• Plan/direct/coordinate tasks or small projects; contribute to proposals and white papers; may require overnight travel for testing.

Skills

Python

C

C++

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Physics

Master's degree or PhD (relevant field)

Tools

MATLAB/Simulink

Job description

RTX BBN Technologies in Cambridge, MA, seeks an experienced engineer to join the Physical Sciences and Systems group. You will develop signal processing schemes, dynamic models, and feedback control for challenging real-world systems, collaborating with government clients and advancing prototype proofs of concept.

The role emphasizes data analysis, real-time implementation, and cross-disciplinary research, with potential overnight travel and involvement in proposals.