Signal Processing Engineer (m/f/x)

Your way into the future

We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Signal Processing Engineer to join our dynamic team working in our Future Tech Department. The Future Tech Department designs and develops new technologies for Mynarics Products. You will lead and participate in exciting projects across different domains. This role is ideal for a technically proficient individual with a strong background in signal processing, GNSS, and time synchronization systems, particularly within the space or telecommunications sectors.

What awaits you at Mynaric

• Contribute to the design, development, and analysis of Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) systems and signal processing algorithms.
• Help manage complex project for ESA and EU
• Support the development and validation of GNSS and PTP-based timing solutions.
• Analyse and define clock parameters and requirements for high-precision timing applications.
• Collaborate with international, cross-functional teams to deliver complex technical projects.
• Document system designs, test plans, and technical reports.

What you bring with you

Requirements:

• Masters/PhD Qualifications or Work Experience in PNT and Related Signal Processing
• Proven Organisational skills
• Space Industry Knowledge
• Knowledge of GNSS and PTP
• Understanding of Clock Parameters and Requirements for Time Precision Applications
• Good Understanding of Signal Processing (PRN, Complex Modulation Schemes…)
• Worked in International Teams

• Experience in FPGA development
• Electronic Design
• Experience in RF development
• Team Leading Experience
• Knowledge of 5G Protocols
• Optical/Laser Communications Knowledge

About us

Mynaric produces optical fiber for the skies and, as a pioneer in laser communications, enables extremely fast and secure wireless data transmission between satellites, drones and the ground. The products are used by well-known international technology companies to build global communication networks. The emerging Internet over the clouds will connect the previously disconnected 3 billion people, bring the Internet of Things to the remotest corners of the earth and make international communication more secure than ever.