Base: $125,250 to $187,875; bonus/equity: discreti...
Hybrid
Original algorithmic solutions
Resource-constrained systems
Digital signal processing
Analog Devices, a global leader in semiconductors, is seeking a Senior Algorithm Development Engineer to create innovative algorithmic solutions for analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters. The role emphasizes collaboration, problem-solving, and a strong foundation in digital signal processing, offering a hybrid work environment and comprehensive benefits
Job Summary
Drive the creation of original algorithmic solutions for analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters, starting from foundational principles and owning the process form ideation through deployment.
Design, modeling and optimization of novel algorithms using strong mathematical foundation suitable for resource-constrained, power-sensitive and time-critical systems.
ADI invests in its employees, offering a hybrid work model, comprehensive benefits, and a culture that values aligned goals, work-life balance, and continuous learning.
Matching Summary
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Analog Devices, a global leader in semiconductors, is seeking a Senior Algorithm Development Engineer to create innovative algorithmic solutions for analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters. The role emphasizes collaboration, problem-solving, and a strong foundation in digital signal processing, offering a hybrid work environment and comprehensive benefits.
Salary
Base: $125,250 to $187,875; Bonus/Equity: discretionary performance-based bonus; Benefits: medical, vision and dental coverage, 401k, paid vacation, holidays, and sick time
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
original algorithmic solutions
resource-constrained systems
digital signal processing
adaptive filtering
estimation theory
MATLAB or Python
cross-functional collaboration
Nice-to-have
high speed data converter experience
machine learning algorithms
leadership and mentoring
Key Requirements
MSEE in EE or ECE and 5+ years of experience or PhD in related area
Demonstrated history of developing original algorithms