Sensors Systems Engineer

## Company:

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

## Job Area:

Engineering Group, Engineering Group > Multimedia Systems

General Summary:

General Summary:

Sensors-based technology has a wide range of applications including navigation, gaming, smart user interface, multimedia, virtual reality and augmented reality. This challenging position offers the opportunity to work with leading edge AI & signal processing sensor solutions embedded in smartphones, automotive, IOT, smartwatches as well as other consumer electronics devices. Job activities span the whole product life cycle from early R&D to commercial deployment. The successful candidate will work with systems, software, and integration/test engineers in the QCT sensors group

Job responsibilities include:

• Develop state-of-the-art algorithms for single and multi-sensor fusion using DSP and ML/AI techniques. Typical development flow uses high level languages like MATLAB and Python.
• Balance between performance, power consumption, and computational complexity.
• Create reports on algorithm evaluation, validation, benchmarking and delivering complete design and user documentation.
• Work with global development and test teams.
• Code the solutions in C/C++ for software implementation on Qualcomm platforms

The position is technology focused and involves participation in a broad range of sensors systems engineering activities within the Sensors Technologies group

Preferred Qualifications

• Bachelors, Master or PhD in Electrical or Computer Engineering or related area or equivalent experience.
• Experience with using concepts in digital signal processing, adaptive filter, Kalman filter, linear algebra, probability and statistics, machine Learning concepts including supervised and unsupervised learning, feature extraction, classification, regression etc.
• Experience in DSP- and ML-based sensor fusion using accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer data
• Publications in field of signal processing/AI
• Hands on experience of algorithm implementation and debugging.

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