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Firmware Engineer, DSP

 

iota Biosciences, Inc., a Berkeley-based medical device start-up developing novel bioelectronic diagnostics and therapies, is looking to hire a highly motivated engineer to design and test algorithms to enable a cutting-edge wireless power and communication system.

 

Responsibilities:

  • Apply skills in signal processing and embedded software to develop and implement powerful yet efficient ultrasound transmit and receive algorithms.
  • Test your algorithms in both simulation and in the field, whether that be in a simple ultrasound tank, a “phantom”, or something more complex. Will require leaving the clean environment of programming and involve “getting your hands dirty”.
  • Develop and iterate on algorithms using real system data using custom ultrasound hardware.
  • Work with other engineers to define algorithm specifications and design new algorithms.

 

Minimum Qualifications:

  • Education: MS in computer science, electrical engineering, or related technical field.
  • Expertise in signal processing algorithms commonly used in communication systems (filtering, down-conversion, envelope extraction, etc.)
  • Experience in applying signal processing algorithms to sensor data (denoising, feature extraction, etc.).
  • 2+ years experience programming in C on an embedded target. For example, implementing algorithms with fixed-point arithmetic, optimizing signal processing data structures for a memory-limited environment.
  • Motivated, independent, efficient and able to handle several projects
  • Interested in working in a small team environment

 

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Knowledge of energy harvesting communication devices, like RFID
  • Experience working with ultrasound systems is a plus.
  • Experience with oscilloscopes, FPGAs, microcontrollers and signal generators.
  • Prior experience working with other engineers of different disciplines as well as product manages and designers.

 

To apply, please email hiring@iota.bio

 

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