GNSS Software Engineer
saige partnersSan Jose (CA)
About the role
Job Description:
Join us at Saige Partners, where we aim to shape your future and be the solution that propels your career forward!
Position: GNSS Software Engineer (Contract)
No Relo Assistance
Job Responsibilities:
- Analysis of complex software and hardware systems to determine sources of anomalies and potential improvement
- Statistical data analysis to identify trends and issues with current technologies and IPAnalyze customer field reports for issues relating to acquisition, tracking and/or measurement quality
- Analyze positioning performance. Develop, implementing and test changes necessary to resolve issues and enhance performance
- Prepare documentation on algorithms, software and test results
- Ability to multi-task effectively under considerable pressure of deadlines and easily adapt within a fast-paced environment
Background/ Experience:
- Bachelor/Master in Electrical Engineering, Geomatics Engineering or relevant disciplines and more than 3-years of related experience
- Knowledge of GNSS positioning, measurements, and error modeling.
- Understanding about basic machine learning is plus
- Experience with Jira, Gerrit, Git is plus
- Strong communication skills (verbal and written)
- Able to work with minimal supervision while working in a team atmosphere
- Fast learning, hard-working, and self-driven
About Saige Partners: Recognized as one of the fastest-growing technology and talent companies in the Midwest, Saige Partners believes in nurturing individuals with a zeal for success. We're committed to building careers, not just jobs. Our belief in our employees as our most valuable asset is reflected in our comprehensive benefits package and convenient weekly payment solutions, promoting health and a positive work-life balance. Explore this opportunity and more at https://careers.saigepartners.com/.
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