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Sr DSP / RTL Engineer

Roguebeam · Seattle · On-site

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About Roguebeam

One core technology. Comms and sensing. Backed by Space Capital.

About the role

We’re looking for a Senior DSP / RTL Engineer who can own both the signal processing algorithms and their efficient digital implementation for our phased array solutions. As one of our early senior digital hires, you will define processing architecture, develop beamforming and adaptive algorithms, and implement key blocks in RTL—bridging the gap from concept to silicon/FPGA.

What they're looking for

  • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field
  • 7–10 years of relevant experience spanning digital signal processing algorithm development and digital RTL design for ASICs or FPGAs
  • Strong proficiency with MATLAB and/or Python for algorithm design, simulation, and fixed-point analysis
  • Proven hands-on experience writing production-quality SystemVerilog/Verilog RTL, including synthesis, timing closure, lint, and CDC analysis
  • Solid foundation in DSP fundamentals: multi-rate processing, adaptive filtering, array signal processing, estimation theory, and numerical considerations for fixed-point arithmetic
  • Demonstrated ability to translate algorithms into efficient real-time hardware implementations
More about this role

Roguebeam is a startup developing advanced phased array systems for communications and radar applications. We design and manufacture complete systems in-house—RF, antenna, PCB, ASIC/digital, and DSP—giving our engineers end-to-end ownership of the technology and a direct line of sight from algorithm to deployed system.

We’re early, we’re growing fast, and the people who join us now will shape both the technology and the company.

We’re looking for a Senior DSP / RTL Engineer who can own both the signal processing algorithms and their efficient digital implementation for our phased array solutions. As one of our early senior digital hires, you will define processing architecture, develop beamforming and adaptive algorithms, and implement key blocks in RTL—bridging the gap from concept to silicon/FPGA.

You’ll work end-to-end: algorithm design and modeling, fixed-point conversion, RTL coding and synthesis, timing closure, and lab validation. The decisions you make will directly shape system capability and product differentiation.

Develop and refine DSP algorithms for digital beamforming, adaptive nulling, channel estimation, calibration, and interference mitigation in communications...

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