Oculus, a division of Meta, is reaching out for passionate individuals eager to make an impact in the realm of augmented and virtual reality audio technology. This opportunity is centered around the role of an Embedded DSP Software Engineer, where the individual will be pivotal in developing advanced audio features that aim to make virtual sounds indistinguishable from reality. The job is not just about cutting code but also engaging with a diverse team of researchers and engineers to deliver state-of-the-art audio solutions.
The job listing outlines several key responsibilities, including designing, developing, integrating, optimizing, and debugging real-time audio features for Android systems. A vital aspect of this position is the chance to build a community by sharing best practices within software engineering and collaborating across multiple scientific and engineering disciplines. The ability to write clean, debuggable code, alongside navigating complex problems is essential.
Oculus is searching for candidates with a solid educational background in technical fields, particularly in Computer Science or Engineering, along with significant experience in audio software systems and programming. Familiarity with audio DSP development and experience in embedded audio systems is highly preferred. Ideal applicants should also be comfortable with technologies like Max/MSP or MATLAB.
Meta emphasizes its commitment to an inclusive environment, welcoming all applicants, including those with disabilities, and ensuring reasonable accommodations during the recruitment process. The salary range for this position is competitive, with additional benefits and bonuses available, making it a lucrative opportunity for experts looking to advance their careers in the innovative field of audio technology.
For further details, visit the original job listing here.