Senior Signal Processing Engineer

We are looking for a passionate and skilled Signal Processing & Machine Learning expert. An engineer is needed to join our R&D team in Pune, Maharashtra. The selected candidate will be responsible for designing advanced signal processing algorithms, applying machine learning techniques for time-series data, and deploying robust, real-time solutions across different application domains.

Key Responsibilities:

• Research, design, and implement signal processing algorithms (filtering, FFT, STFT, wavelet transforms, spectral analysis)
• Develop and train ML/DL models for predictive modeling, anomaly detection, and signal classification
• Work with time-series and sensor data: preprocessing, noise reduction, and feature engineering
• Optimize algorithms for real-time applications and embedded systems.
• Collaborate with hardware, data science, and software teams for system-level integration
• Stay updated on the latest advancements in DSP and ML research to bring innovative ideas
• Prepare technical documentation, reports, and presentations for both internal and external stakeholders.

Required Qualifications & Skills

• M.Tech or Ph.D. in Signal Processing, Electrical/Electronics Engineering, or equivalent
• Experience in Underwater Signal Processing would be preferred
• 03 years of professional/industrial experience in signal processing & ML
• Strong knowledge of DSP fundamentals: transforms, filtering, spectral analysis, adaptive methods
• Hands-on experience with Python, MATLAB, or C/C++
• Familiarity with ML libraries/frameworks: TensorFlow, PyTorch, Scikit-learn
• Proven work on time-series/sensor data analysis
• Strong foundation in statistics, linear algebra, and optimization.

Preferred Skills (Good to Have)

• Deep learning for signal and time-series data (CNNs, RNNs, Transformers)
• Underwater Signal Processing
• Experience with real-time embedded systems (DSP processors, FPGAs, GPUs)
• Application exposure in wireless communication, vibration/acoustic analysis, or radar/sonar.