Senior DSP Engineer [Advanced algorithms development and integration]
SubPac
Apply to this jobSUBPAC is revolutionizing the way audio is produced and experienced. Our category-defining Physical Audio Systems have quickly become essential tools from the top studios in LA and London, to basements and bedrooms worldwide. Not just for musicians and producers, the SubPac adds real depth, connection and enjoyment to whatever audio you play through it – music, games, VR and films all come to life with the added dimension of physical sound.
● Lead development of complex audio signal processing algorithms, primarily for deployment on computers
● Design, develop, test, and deploy innovative concepts in audio engineering and signal processing for next generation systems
● Work with cross-functional teams for prototyping, integration and bring-up
● 5+ years experience working with audio DSP
● Current experience in C/C++ programming. Experience developing audio DSP software or plugins preferred.
● Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field or equivalent practical experience
● Experience leading engineers and developers
● Musical experience / Knowledge of music theory desired
● Embedded development experience a plus
SUBPAC is a company deeply devoted to revolutionary audio technology. We are made up of a cross-disciplinary team of engineers, entrepreneurs, artists, professionals and other stakeholders of our key markets. Our non-traditional fast growing venture-backed startup has offices in the Bay Area, Toronto, Los Angeles, and London. Join our unique and energetic team, and help us transform the audio experience forever.
Summary
Develop and deploy audio DSP algorithms, lead engineering teams, and innovate in audio technology.
Job title
Senior DSP Engineer
Experience level
5+ years
Industry
audio technology
Location requirements
Toronto, ON, ca, on-site preferred, remote possible
Salary
Not specified
Management role
Yes
Required skills
Preferred skills
Specializations
Structured locations inferred from the posting.
Toronto, ON, Canada