job_042313f: Digital Signal Processing Specialist (SF, CA)

From: Kristin Burns <kristin.burns_at_stanford.edu>
Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2013 14:20:29 -0700

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Digital Signal Processing Specialist with Time
Series Signal Processing of Biological Data- SF, CA

There is an opening for Digital Signal Processing
Specialist, with excellent DSP skills to join a
multi-disciplinary engineers, designers and
experts from the entertainment, healthcare,
research, and biotech industries – for revenue
generating consumer oriented medical device.
Required Skills & Experience: Excellent skills
and eagerness to expand knowledge around DSP for
consumer products, the consumer health industry
and wearable devices; Deep skill set and
experience in DSP techniques, in particular for
biological signal processing. A signal processing
specialist with a minimum of 5 years experience
in digital signal processing, preferably
including experience relating to biological data;
Proficiency in common DSP techniques including
adaptive filters, noise cancellation and pattern
recognition. Preferred skills include: Experience
in algorithm development based on physiological
parameters such as heart rate, temperature, GSR
or body motion; Experience working with optical
sensing technologies and engineering for consumer
devices; and Python expertise. Experience in
time-series signal processing of relevant
biological data is required. Image processing
with bio or medical experience without a time
component is not sufficient. Communication and
A/V have the component, but are not biologically
relevant and therefore not suitable for this opportunity.

Responsibilities: Lead the development of
algorithms based on the signals from existing
advanced multi-sensing device, both in real time
and on databases of saved sensor data; Work on
top secret projects pertaining to future product
offerings; Work closely science and devices teams
to integrate the work into consumer products.


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