2 of 2 Signal Processing Jobs in Oxfordshire

FPGA Engineer/Digital Signal Processing Engineer – Oxfordshire Location: Oxfordshire Type: Permanent, Full-time Join a Groundbreaking Engineering Team Driving the Next Wave of Innovation! ARCA Resourcing is working exclusively with a cutting-edge technology company based in Oxfordshire that’s developing advanced sensing and control systems used in some of the most exciting areas of modern innovation. … Our client is looking for an experienced FPGA & DSP Engineer (Field Programmable Gate Arrays and digital signal processing) to take a key role in designing and delivering high-performance digital systems that push the limits of precision, speed, and reliability. You’ll work in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment alongside talented engineers who share a passion for solving complex … technical challenges. The Role Design, implement, and verify FPGA-based control and signal processing systems. Develop and optimise real-time DSP algorithms (FIR/IIR filters, I/Q demodulation, mixers, etc.). Create and maintain high-speed digital interfaces (ADC, DAC, DDS, PLL). Implement real-time feedback control loops (e.g., PID) on FPGA. Collaborate closely with More ❯

a wide range of nocturnal parameters without the patients having to do or wear anything. The product incorporates state of the art sensor technology, with sophisticated machine learning and signal processing algorithms, collecting continuous, objective and accurate physiological data from the patient's home. Albus Home is certified for use in 25 countries, and has been used to … framework and compliance requirements applicable to vendors supplying to pharmaceutical clinical trials and medical devices including information security standards Experience in the technology enabled services/software/business processing outsourcing/information services sector and/or adjacent sectors Demonstrable experience in taking a company to the next level of performance through maximising quality, product and service delivery More ❯