Research Audiologist

Job Summary We are looking for an experienced Research Audiologist with strong troubleshooting, problem solving, analytical and critical thinking skills with the ability to navigate new research areas, demonstrate the initiative to dive into new domains, self‑learn and exercise great communication and teamwork skills to support a major client on-site in the Redmond, Washington area. This role is in-person working with an audio research engineering team responsible for developing novel form factor prototypes. Responsibilities Characterization (measurement, selection) of acoustic transducers and their integration into research prototypes Acoustic design support including modeling/simulation Evaluation of noise and vibration sources Develop novel test cases, evaluation criteria, and key performance indicators for new research concepts Create test automations for evaluating new prototypes and user experiences Required Qualifications Masters Degree in Audiology or Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (Mechanical or Electrical preferred) Experience running audio or acoustics measurements in a lab Great communication skills and ability to do independent work Experience writing analysis and data processing scripts - Python and Matlab preferred Preferred Qualifications Significant experience in Acoustic Engineering Acoustic simulation using: Lumped Element (LE), Lumped Parameter Model (LPM, equivalent circuit), COMSOL, BEM/FEM Klippel test system and measurements (linear and non-linear speaker parameters) Laser vibrometer (e.g. Polytec) or NVH for analyzing vibration in structures, noise sources especially in small form factor electronic devices Experience with Audio Precision, Listen Soundcheck, HEAD acoustics, National Instruments (e.g. LabView), B&K EA-Engine or similar experience with audio analyzers and equipment for measurement mics, speakers, head and torso simulators Experience with audio algorithms and DSP development or evaluation and test #J-18808-Ljbffr CAD-Based Solutions, Inc.