Underwater Acoustics DSP Specialist

University of Texas; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 89,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Applied Research Laboratories at the University of Texas is seeking an Acoustics Signal Processing Analyst to develop and apply research-grade tools for sonar data analysis. You will work on environment and SONAR sensor modeling, implement advanced signal processing techniques, and validate models against real data.

You will present findings at internal and external meetings and contribute to collaborative research efforts.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science or related discipline.
• Experience developing, testing, version control and documentation of scientific programs in Matlab or similar language.
• Interest in signal processing algorithm design and development.
• Interest in acoustic data processing and SONAR system design and evaluation.

Responsibilities

• Implement research-grade software and analysis tools for environment and SONAR modeling, signal processing and data display.
• Process and analyze acoustic, array and propagation data; apply models to evaluate data.
• Validate environmental and acoustic models by comparing outputs with processed data and interpret results.
• Prepare and present analysis reports and presentations; travel for external/internal meetings.
• Support collaboration, develop analysis plans, and pursue new work opportunities.

Skills

Signal processing

Matlab

Python

C++

Java

Education

Bachelor's degree

Advanced degree

Tools

Git

Documentation

Windows

Linux

Job description

Applied Research Laboratories at the University of Texas is seeking an Acoustics Signal Processing Analyst to develop and apply research-grade tools for sonar data analysis. You will work on environment and SONAR sensor modeling, implement advanced signal processing techniques, and validate models against real data.

You will present findings at internal and external meetings and contribute to collaborative research efforts.