DSP / Telecom Engineer – MATLAB Simulation
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - Versosat in Bari
At VersoSat, we are redefining the future of satellite communications
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Incubated by ESA BIC Brindisi, previously by PoliHub, and accelerated by Zest (CDP), we are enabling real‑time satellite communications for the natural disaster detection, emergency management, space monitoring and defence sectors.
With us, you will take ownership of the core technology that turns satellite data into immediate, decisive action on the ground. If you're ready to see your work directly impact global events, your mission begins here.
Responsibilities
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- DSP Algorithm Development: Design, simulation and optimization of digital signal processing algorithms for communication systems using MATLAB/Simulink (filters, modulation/demodulation, synchronization, equalization).
- Statistical Signal Processing: Development and validation of statistical estimation algorithms (e.g., DOA estimation, SNR estimation, spectrum estimation).
- HW/SW Collaboration:
Work closely with FPGA and embedded software engineers to define algorithm specifications and interface requirements.
- System Validation & Testing: Perform system‑level simulations to verify performance against project requirements and identify potential improvements.
- Documentation: Prepare technical reports, simulation models and automated testing scripts to support the development process.
Essential Qualifications
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- Master’s degree in Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications or a related field.
- Proven experience in MATLAB/Simulink for DSP simulations.
- Strong understanding of digital communication principles (modulation, coding, synchronization, filtering).
- Solid background in statistical signal processing and parameter estimation (e.g., DOA, SNR, PSD).
- Experience in algorithm optimization, verification and validation.
- Ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary te