We are looking for an experienced colleague who would like to participate in the design and development of advanced radar systems with a focus on signal processing and algorithm design.

Your main responsibility will be analytical and conceptual work that forms the foundation of the overall system functionality. This position is suitable for a candidate with strong analytical thinking and a deep understanding of signal processing principles who wants to contribute to the design of complex technical solutions.

What Will You Do?

• Design and analyze radar signal processing algorithms (detection, parameter estimation, tracking, filtering).
• Work with mathematical models of signals and systems.
• Design and verify concepts using simulations.
• Interpret measured data and compare results with theoretical models.
• Collaborate on system design and definition of requirements for individual solution components.
• Closely cooperate with implementation teams to transfer algorithms into practical solutions.
• Participate in testing and validation of designed solutions.

What Can We Offer to You?

• Reduced working week (37.5 hours) with flexible working hours.
• Possibility of working from home.
• 5 weeks of annual leave.
• A joining bonus of CZK 30,000 for newly hired employees.
• Meal allowance in the form of a meal voucher contribution.
• Pension contribution.
• Multisport card, MOL fuel card, and discounted mobile tariffs.
• Language courses and professional training.
• Possibility to use the company canteen near the premises.
• Employee parking and convenient public transport access.
• Employee referral bonus of up to CZK 100,000.
• Support for sports activities (ELDIS Sports Club).
• Company events and team-building activities.
• Access to cutting-edge technological know-how.
• Comfortable working environment and a friendly team.

What Are We Looking For?

• University degree.
• Knowledge of English.
• Very good knowledge of digital signal processing (DSP).
• Solid foundations in probability, statistics, and linear algebra.
• Ability to formulate and analyze technical problems at an abstract level.
• Experience with the design or analysis of algorithms (e.g., in radar, communications, sonar, or similar fields).
• Ability to work with mathematical models and interpret their results.
• Ability to work independently, systematically, and engage in professional technical discussions.