Array Labs
Radar Algorithms Engineer
About this role
Array Labs seeks a Radar Algorithms Engineer to develop and deploy 3D reconstruction algorithms for a constellation of advanced radar satellites designed for real-time Earth observation. You'll work across software, hardware, and product teams to advance radar imaging techniques from prototype to production-scale cloud pipelines supporting disaster response and critical infrastructure monitoring.
What you'll do
- Develop and optimize 3D reconstruction algorithms for radar imaging systems
- Design and implement radar signal processing and image formation techniques
- Deploy algorithms into cloud-based imagery production pipelines
- Collaborate with hardware teams to integrate algorithms with satellite systems
- Work with product teams to translate requirements into technical solutions
- Scale algorithms for real-time processing of multi-satellite data
What they're looking for
- Radar signal processing and image formation
- 3D reconstruction algorithms
- Software development and deployment
- Cloud infrastructure and pipeline design
- Satellite data processing
- Mathematical modeling and optimization
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Real-time systems design
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Array Labs
Array Labs builds advanced radar satellite constellations that provide real-time Earth observation and 3D mapping for disaster response, infrastructure monitoring, and intelligence applications. The company is hiring engineers across hardware design, systems architecture, software development, RF testing, and signal processing to develop and validate next-generation satellite payloads and coordinated fleet operations.
View all jobs at Array LabsLikely interview questions
- Can you walk us through your experience with 3D reconstruction algorithms or radar signal processing?
- How have you approached optimizing computationally intensive algorithms for deployment in resource-constrained or cloud-based environments?