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Job Posting Title: Acoustic Signal Processing Algorithm Design & Data Analysis Engineering Scientist Associate ---- Hiring Department: Applied Research Laboratories ---- Position Open To: All
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a motivated individual to support research and development tasks relating to algorithm development and data analytics requiring a background in the geosciences and data sciences. This includes tasks
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structure data to test existing algorithms and design improved methodologies for clinical applications. Purpose The Research Engineering Scientist Assistant will support research in AI for healthcare and drug
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Sciences Laboratory (SISL). Responsibilities Conduct analysis, modeling, software and algorithm development in various disciplines such as underwater acoustics, ocean propagation modeling and SONAR
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analysis, modeling, software and algorithm development in various disciplines such as underwater acoustics, signal processing and target strength modeling. Prototype scientific algorithms for proof
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. Responsibilities Design, implement, and assess advanced underwater acoustic modeling techniques and algorithm development across various disciplines such as signal processing, statistical inference, propagation
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to help develop computational methods and algorithms for novel bi-directional brain computer interfaces. Responsibilities Develop computational methods for analyzing and modeling complex neural
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networked and sonar systems including algorithm design, implementation, verification, and performance assessment in the Advanced Technology Laboratory (ATL) . Responsibilities Design and develop high
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with rare, resistant, or genomically un-targetable cancers. Responsibilities Design and evaluate algorithms for treatment and response matching using integrated clinical and molecular datasets. Develop
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has also been developing physics-based machine learning algorithms for three dimensional seismic modeling, imaging and inversion using high performance computation including parallelization on GPUs