Sector Expert- Signal

Egis is a leading global architecture, consulting, construction engineering and operating firm. We work side by side with clients to build a more balanced, sustainable and resilient world.

We are one of the only engineering firms to offer truly integrated services across all major engineering disciplines and every aspect of the built environment – from road to water to energy, rail and beyond. This means you can access all the expertise you need for your project, all in one place. 

Our key areas of expertise:

• Road design & operation under Egis Road Operation India Pvt. Ltd
• Water, waste treatment & environment 
• Energy 
• Rail & metro  
• Aviation  
• Ports
• Smart cities & urban development
• Building engineering & architecture for unique structures.

We are seeking a highly skilled Sector Expert- Signal to join our team in Kolkata, India. As a key member of our telecommunications division, you will play a crucial role in analyzing and optimizing signal processing systems, contributing to the advancement of our wireless communication technologies.

• Conduct in-depth analysis of signal processing systems and algorithms
• Develop and implement innovative solutions to enhance signal quality and performance
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate signal processing technologies into new products
• Perform technical evaluations of emerging wireless communication technologies
• Lead research projects focused on improving signal processing techniques
• Provide expert guidance on signal-related issues to internal teams and clients
• Create comprehensive technical reports and presentations on signal analysis findings
• Stay up-to-date with industry trends and advancements in signal processing
• Mentor junior team members and share knowledge within the organization

• Graduate Degree in Electronics/Electronics & Communication/Electrical /Electrical & Electronics/ Electrical & Instrumentation Engineering
• Total experience of 6 years & having at least 4 years’ experience in railway signaling works.