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DSP & Radio Systems Specialist

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Signal Processing & Radio Systems Specialist – Cambridge / Essex Borders

Rewarding opportunity to use your broad range of technical skills and knowledge in the areas of DSP, Embedded Software, RF and Radio Systems to deliver cutting edge telematic solutions to customers Worldwide.

About the Role

This is a critical role within a high-performing R&D environment, where you will work on advanced radio systems design and signal processing technologies. The role spans software-defined radio (SDR) platforms and demands expertise in digital signal processing (DSP) algorithms and Radio Systems as well as some knowledge of Embedded Software, RF and Analogue Sensors.

You will contribute across the full product development lifecycle—from initial design through to testing and integration—helping deliver next-generation solutions for global surveillance and communication challenges.

Key Responsibilities

  • Design and implementation of radio communication systems with a focus on DSP algorithms

  • Development of SDR architectures for radar and comms systems

  • Application of DSP methodologies such as filtering, modulation/demodulation, beamforming, and spectral analysis

  • Cross-functional collaboration with RF, embedded software, and systems engineers

  • Support product integration, validation, and verification activities

    Essential Skills & Experience

  • Degree-qualified (BSc or MSc) in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Communications, or a related field

  • Strong background in DSP algorithm development and signal processing theory

  • Experience relating to Radio Systems, GNSS, Smart Antennas, Beamforming and Jammers all highly beneficial.

  • Proficiency in MATLAB, Python, C/C++, or VHDL/Verilog for simulation and implementation

  • Understanding of real-time systems and embedded platforms

    What’s on Offer

  • Salary up to £85,000 depending on experience

  • Hybrid working arrangements

  • Opportunity to work on mission-critical, high-impact projects with a global reach

  • Be part of a business at the forefront of telemetry innovation

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