
Senior Software Engineer – Wireless RAN Algorithms Development
NVIDIA
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Office
Location: Bengaluru • 🇮🇳 India
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Senior
Tech Stack
Python
About the role
- Guide the system build initiatives encompassing research, composition, and development of RAN algorithms within the realms of 5G/6G PHY and MAC-Scheduler
- Integrate innovative strategies like AI/ML, Deep Learning, and Raytracing
- Enable realization of algorithms in a GPU accelerated system
- Assess the design and implementation tradeoffs
- Effectively work with customers and ecosystem partners
- Support integration, system simulations, performance benchmarking, and optimizations
Requirements
- MS or PhD degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or equivalent experience.
- Minimum of 8 years relevant experience
- Proven theoretical knowledge of communication systems, communication theory, linear algebra, detection and estimation theory, baseband signal processing algorithms, and channel coding
- Deep expertise in LTE/5G NR L1 (PHY) and L2 (MAC-scheduler) algorithms design and optimizations
- Experience with wireless algorithm performance characterization and analysis
- Wireless base station design, development, and commercialization experience
- Experience building system models with Matlab, C/C++ and/or Python for algorithm design and link-level simulation
- Solid knowledge of 3GPP 5G NR standard
- Strategic context of Telecom Industry and Wireless technology evolution
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Work on technology for 5G and 6G networks
- Opportunity to work with NVIDIA's world-class compute platforms
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
RAN algorithms5G PHY6G PHYMAC-SchedulerAI/MLDeep LearningGPU accelerationcommunication systemsbaseband signal processingchannel coding
Soft skills
customer collaborationpartner engagementperformance benchmarkingoptimization
Certifications
MS in Electrical EngineeringPhD in Computer Science