What You Will Do:
- The candidate will be responsible for designing, developing and integrating new audio technologies within Harman’s audio processing tool suite AudioworX based on internal and external stakeholder’s requirements. The candidate will also be responsible for evaluating existing audio technologies and algorithms and for working out their usability in embedded DSP systems.
- Design and development of Audio DSP algorithms and software for automotive audio products
- Drive innovation, analyze competitive products and opportunities for differentiation
- Audio algorithm development in consideration of both audio performance and footprint for later effective implementation on any amplifier or head unit platform
- Work together with internal / external stakeholders to ensure that SW development is aligned with overall SW architecture/requirements
- Presentation of technology concepts to internal / external stakeholders
- Design, implementation and demonstration of algorithm prototypes/proof of concepts
- Task definition, design and code reviews, testing, and documentation of code functionality
- Definition of software requirements / software architecture according to ASPICE model
What You Need:
- University degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or equivalent, PhD preferred
- Profound experience in R&D in the fields of digital (audio) signal processing and (DSP) algorithms
- Experience working in the professional or consumer audio industry, technology industry, or automotive industry
- Profound knowledge in acoustics, psychoacoustics, acoustical benchmarking, sound quality, sound field measurement and equalization, and related fields
- Experience in professional SW engineering / agile SW development
- At least 5+ years of experience in audio DSP software development / software architecture or algorithm design
- Profound experience C/C++ programming with exposure to embedded systems
- Experience in MATLAB programming
- Willingness to travel up to 10%, including domestic and international travel
How to apply:
