Signal Processing and Firmware Engineer, Sensors

Google is seeking a Signal Processing and Firmware Engineer to join their Platforms and Devices team, which focuses on computing software platforms across various environments and first-party devices. This role combines embedded systems development with health sensor technology, requiring expertise in both firmware development and signal processing.

The position offers a competitive base salary range of $166,000-$244,000, plus additional benefits including bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits package. The role is based in either Mountain View or San Francisco, California, working on cutting-edge health sensor technology.

The ideal candidate will have at least 5 years of software development experience, particularly in C/C++ programming and embedded systems. They should possess strong skills in developing firmware and implementing DSP algorithms on SOCs. A background in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field (Master's or PhD preferred) would be advantageous.

Key responsibilities include developing firmware and signal processing algorithms for health sensors, enhancing signal processing algorithms for noise filtering and accurate data processing, and collaborating with hardware engineering teams. The role requires excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, along with strong communication abilities.

This position is part of Google's broader mission to combine AI, software, and hardware to create innovative user experiences. The team's work focuses on making computing interactions faster and more seamless for users worldwide. The role offers an opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology while being part of a multidisciplinary team environment.

Google offers a comprehensive benefits package and maintains a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. The company provides equal employment opportunities and fosters a culture of belonging, making it an attractive destination for talented engineers looking to make an impact in health sensor technology and embedded systems development.