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Audio Software Engineer c c++ audio speech signal processing matlab codecs
Audio Software Engineer
Proficient in C/C++ software development
Experience with fixed-point programming
Experience optimizing algorithms to reduce CPU and memory requirements
Knowledge of audio/speech signal processing or audio/speech codecs is a plus
Experience with Matlab or Adobe Audition is a plus
BS/MS in CS or EE or equivalent, with 3-7 years of relevant industry
experience
Salary will be in the range of $70,000-$90,000+, depending on experience.
Location: near Saddle Brook, NJ
My client, located near Saddle Brook, NJ, is the only company providing a
software-based personal telepresence solution that extends from room systems
to desktops including laptops, Net books, and soon smart phones over
standard broadband Internet or 3G or 4G networks, with no proprietary
hardware. One industry analyst remarked "We believe their approach to
videoconferencing could significantly alter the economics of the industry...
Furthermore, we think they have lower total cost of ownership as the
technology does not require dedicated networks and bandwidth, thus allowing
customers to build videoconferencing capabilities on top of their existing
infrastructure."
Audio Software Engineer c c++ audio speech signal processing matlab codecs
Audio Software Engineer
Proficient in C/C++ software development
Experience with fixed-point programming
Experience optimizing algorithms to reduce CPU and memory requirements
Knowledge of audio/speech signal processing or audio/speech codecs is a plus
Experience with Matlab or Adobe Audition is a plus
BS/MS in CS or EE or equivalent, with 3-7 years of relevant industry
experience
Salary will be in the range of $70,000-$90,000+, depending on experience.
Location: near Saddle Brook, NJ
My client, located near Saddle Brook, NJ, is the only company providing a
software-based personal telepresence solution that extends from room systems
to desktops including laptops, Net books, and soon smart phones over
standard broadband Internet or 3G or 4G networks, with no proprietary
hardware. One industry analyst remarked "We believe their approach to
videoconferencing could significantly alter the economics of the industry...
Furthermore, we think they have lower total cost of ownership as the
technology does not require dedicated networks and bandwidth, thus allowing
customers to build videoconferencing capabilities on top of their existing
infrastructure."