2 of 2 DSP Engineer Jobs in the South West

DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING (DSP) ENGINEER Title: Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Engineer Location: Gloucester, UK Clearance: Must already hold enhanced UKIC DV Clearance Overview: Join a cutting-edge engineering team and play a vital role in advancing mission-critical communications technologies. As a Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Engineer , you will lead efforts in reverse engineering, DSP algorithm development, and integration of software-defined radio (SDR) platforms. Your work will directly support the design and deployment of advanced payloads and signal exploitation systems for Defence, Cyber, and Intelligence operations. Key Responsibilities: Reverse Engineering & Signal Analysis … to uncover vulnerabilities, assess capabilities, and identify opportunities for system enhancements. Software-Defined Radio (SDR) Development Design, develop, and refine SDR solutions using advanced DSP techniques for communication, detection, and classification applications. Algorithm R&D Create novel DSP algorithms to improve system performance in challenging environments, focusing on More ❯

Digital Signal Processing Engineer Location: Fully onsite – Gloucester Working Week: 37.5 hrs across 4 days Security Clearance: DV (Developed Vetting) required! The Opportunity: A Tier One Defence Prime seeks an exceptional Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Engineer. You’ll be embedded in a highly classified R&D environment, leading … the design and deployment of next-gen Software Defined Radio (SDR) and DSP algorithms for covert payloads and intelligence-gathering platforms which help protect the UK's National Security. The Role: Reverse Engineering: Deconstruct RF systems (hardware/software/signals) to identify exploitable vectors and redesign opportunities. DSP … existing and future platforms. Testing & Validation: Lead lab/field testing loops with multidisciplinary teams to ensure real-world performance. Systems Integration: Fuse your DSP work into broader mission systems alongside hardware/software experts. Key Requirements: UK National with current UKIC Developed Vetting (DV) and willingness to obtain More ❯