Graduate Digital Systems Engineer (DSP & FPGA)

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georgia tech research institute gtriSmyrna (GA)

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Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) seeks a Graduate Research Assistant in the Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Laboratory. The student will assist Research Engineers in system engineering tasks, focusing on DSP design and simulation, digital design, and testing. Eligibility requires pursuing a Master’s or PhD at Georgia Tech in Electrical or Computer Engineering, full-time enrollment, minimum 3.0 GPA, and 13–20 hours of work weekly. U.S.

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