Digital Signal Processing – Forward Error Correction Design Engineer
Celero Communications
Digital Signal Processing – Forward Error Correction Design Engineer
Celero Communications
Coherent DSP chips powering AI interconnects
About the Role:
Celero Communications Inc. is an exciting and fast-growing start-up in the semiconductor industry, pushing boundaries with innovative technologies that power the world’s most advanced AI and data center infrastructure.
We are looking for skilled and motivated engineers to join our team and help us build optical transceivers for next-generation optical modems. The ideal candidate must have a strong theoretical background in coding theory, digital communications, and error correction techniques, with experience developing high-performance forward error correction (FEC) algorithms for high-speed communication systems. Candidates with industry experience are preferred.
Locations: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Key Responsibilities
Preferred Qualifications
Why Join Us
Salary Range
$150,000 - $250,000 Base Annually
The final offer will be determined based on job-related skills, experience, qualifications, and location.
Coherent DSP chips powering AI interconnects
Celero Communications designs chips that boost data center connectivity for AI workloads by using coherent DSPs to translate light signals from fiber into electrical data that computers can use. The chips embed algorithms to process optical signals over existing fiber networks, enabling high-bandwidth, long-distance data transfers between AI infrastructure clusters with lower power use. It differentiates itself by focusing on coherent DSP-based optical interconnects for large-scale AI data centers, combining deep analog and digital design expertise from industry veterans and global design centers. Its goal is to make fiber connections faster and more energy-efficient for massive AI deployments, reducing costs as cloud AI accelerators scale up.
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