19 Job Postings
2025-07-17 - 2026-07-17
The common responsibilities for this position include researching and developing algorithms for acoustic devices and hearing aids, focusing on front-end processing, sound effects, voice enhancement, active noise reduction, and auditory scene analysis. The role involves investigating algorithms for physiological signal processing and action classification, implementing algorithms on hardware platforms to enhance functionality and reliability, and applying these algorithms in products to improve user experience. Additionally, responsibilities include conducting physiological signal processing, including chip selection, architecture design, gain and filtering solutions, and PCB design and testing. The position requires designing circuit function modules to establish connections between signals and the human body, addressing challenges in hearing compensation, intelligibility improvement, and sound quality optimization through speech signal processing and innovation in acoustic devices. Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to explore cross-disciplinary frontiers and participation in product development focusing on acoustic components are also key responsibilities.
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