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Research Engineer, Sensor Signal Processing

Waabi
Location
Toronto, ON
Posted
9 days ago
Department
Software Engineering
Salary
$155,000 - $269,000
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Thorough understanding of signal processing theory and practice, including classical and learning-based techniques
  • Experience with high-throughput data inputs in latency-sensitive algorithms
  • Comfortable with rapid prototyping in high-level languages like Python, Julia, or MATLAB
  • Ability to develop production-quality software
Nice to have
  • Industry experience in 1D, 2D, 3D, or 4D signal processing
  • Experience with numerical algorithms and mathematical optimization
  • Experience with real-time methods such as causal and recursive filters
  • Experience with systems programming and performance profiling
What the job really is

As a Research Engineer in Sensor Signal Processing at Waabi, you will contribute to the development of signal processing solutions for autonomous driving by designing and implementing techniques for sensor data acquisition, fusion, and filtering. You will work with a multidisciplinary team to optimize algorithms for real-time deployment and collaborate with other teams to ensure system robustness. Additionally, you will have opportunities to contribute to high-impact research papers.

Benefits
  • Competitive compensation and equity awards
  • Health and Wellness benefits encompassing Medical, Dental and Vision coverage
  • Unlimited Vacation
  • Flexible hours and Work from Home support
  • Daily drinks, snacks and catered meals
  • Regularly scheduled team building activities and social events
Things to weigh
  • No specific salary listed for Canadian locations
  • Focus on research and development may limit exposure to production environments
  • Fast-growing company may come with evolving roles and responsibilities
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