Senior DSP & Controls Engineer
Advanced Navigation
Senior DSP & Controls Engineer
Advanced Navigation
AI-driven navigation systems for GPS-denied environments
Advanced Navigation is the world’s most determined innovator in AI robotics and navigation technologies across land, air, sea and space applications. Founded on a culture of research and discovery, Advanced Navigation's mission is to be the catalyst of the autonomy revolution. Fields of expertise include artificial intelligence, underwater sonar, GNSS, radio frequency systems, inertial sensors, robotics, quantum sensors and photonics.
Today, Advanced Navigation is a supplier to some of the world's largest companies, including Airbus, Boeing, Google, Tesla, NASA, Apple, and General Motors. Discover it for yourself: https://youtu.be/F7uAqs1gtuk
Overview of Role
This role is responsible for developing and advancing control and signal processing solutions for Fibre Optic Gyroscopes (FOG). Working within a multidisciplinary engineering team, the engineer will improve sensor performance, robustness and reliability through modelling, algorithm development and experimental validation. The role focuses on optimising closed-loop control and digital signal processing to improve FOG performance, stability and dynamic response. It also translates system requirements into algorithm designs and specifications for FPGA implementation.
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AI-driven navigation systems for GPS-denied environments
Specializes in AI-powered navigation and robotics for GPS-denied environments across land, sea, air, and space. Its products fuse artificial intelligence with inertial navigation systems and sensor data, with Boreas providing GPS-independent positioning via a digital fiber-optic gyroscope and Hydrus offering autonomous underwater vehicles that integrate multiple sensors. The company differentiates itself through a hardware-software integration approach focused on precise navigation in challenging settings, serving aerospace, defense, automotive, and maritime customers. Its goal is to expand autonomous navigation capabilities across multiple domains, grow its global presence (notably in the US), and scale its portfolio to meet demand for reliable GPS-denied autonomy.
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