We are seeking a Communication PHY Algorithms Engineer to focus on the end-to-end research, design, and implementation of digital receivers for proprietary drone communication signals. The role involves mathematically characterizing complex communication and signal detection problems, developing simulations in MATLAB and Python, and designing digital receiver modules for FPGA or software implementation. The engineer will also implement features directly in software or technically lead and verify FPGA implementation efforts, accompanying the integration process until end-to-end operation.

Responsibilities

Mathematically characterize complex communication and signal detection problems. Analyze and assess design trade-offs based on both performance metrics and implementation complexity.
Develop and maintain simulations using MATLAB and Python.
Design digital receiver modules to be implemented either by FPGA of SW.
Implement features directly in SW or technically lead and verify the FPGA implementation efforts of the FPGA engineer.
Accompany the integration process of the feature until its end-to-end operation.

Requirements

B.Sc. Electrical Engineering (EE) from a top-tier university, specializing in Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and Communication
Minimum 3 years of experience in research and design of wideband wireless communication algorithms.
Strong analytical skills with proven ability to mathematically characterize and solve detection and communication problems.
System-level understanding of wireless communication, including RF, Analog, and Digital domains.
Proficiency in MATLAB and Python programming.
Hands-on experience in large-scale Software (SW) development projects.
Excellent collaboration and teamwork skills, with the ability to work effectively in interdisciplinary teams.
Independent, Enthusiastic and Creative.

Nice to have

Hands-on experience operating RF lab equipment, including Spectrum Analyzers, and Vector Signal Generators.
Familiarity with standard wireless communication protocols (e.g., Cellular, WiFi) is strongly preferred.