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Provide expert guidance for technical go / no go decisions for product and experience concepts related to hardware, firmware and electronics. Hands on experience in signal processing techniques such as digital filter design (IIR, FIIR), adaptive filtering, noise and echo cancellation. Design and implement these signal processing algorithms for small Size, Weight and Power (SWaP) embedded systems leveraging Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), Digital Signal Processors (DSPs), Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), and General Purpose Processors (GPPs). view job details

Consult with hardware engineers to evaluate interface between hardware and software and operational. Represent Omron Delta Tau in a professional, ethical, and socially responsible manner. Prepare software architecture and test plan documentation. view job details

Implementing signal processing algorithms on heterogeneous platforms including GPP, GPU, FPGA, and MPSoC. Demonstrated ability to serve as a lead software engineer for a complex software project and the ability to decompose functional requirements into well-defined tasks while balancing quality, quantity and complexity in work output are also required. Participate in the design, implementation, integration, and verification of fixed-point DSP SW, and contribute to the architectural design of current and next generation vector processors. view job details

The Firmware Engineer II develops software and firmware source code in C/C++, Embedded C, and other languages. Designs, develops, tests, debugs, and implements embedded software and systems. Being a Firmware Engineer II utilizes version control, simulation, debugging, and other development tools. Understanding of common communication interfaces like SPI, I2C, USB, UART, and others. In addition, Firmware Engineer II collaborates cross functionally with hardware engineers. Provides engineering support for testing, deployment, and updates. Requires a bachelor's degree in computer science, electri... view job details

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During the pandemic, many white-collar workers left behind big cities for cheaper areas.In response, some companies have said they'll cut salaries for remote workers in different areas. But CEO Phil Libin says he hopes to pay workers worldwide a San Francisco-level salary. Get a daily selection of our top stories based on your reading preferences. Amid the Great Reshuffling of the pandemic, Americans are moving out of big city hubs like San Francisco. The wave of the future might be San Francisco-level salaries going with them, or those salaries getting cut once they move. And what if the Bay ... view blog & white papers details

During the pandemic, many white-collar workers left behind big cities for cheaper areas.In response, some companies have said they'll cut salaries for remote workers in different areas. But CEO Phil Libin says he hopes to pay workers worldwide a San Francisco-level salary. Get a daily selection of our top stories based on your reading preferences. Amid the Great Reshuffling of the pandemic, Americans are moving out of big city hubs like San Francisco. The wave of the future might be San Francisco-level salaries going with them, or those salaries getting cut once they move. And what if the Bay ... view blog & white papers details