Skill
Audio Equalization
Music and Audio Production
Audio equalization (EQ) is the process of adjusting the balance of different frequency components in an audio signal, boosting or cutting bass, midrange, or treble to shape tone and clarity. Audio engineers and musicians use EQ during recording, mixing, and mastering to remove unwanted frequencies (like low-end rumble), highlight certain instruments, and prevent sounds from clashing in a mix. It is one of the most fundamental tools in music production and live sound engineering.
Open roles requiring Audio Equalization (2)
DSP Algorithms Engineer (Lead or Senior)
Boeing
Full-time · El Segundo, CA · $146,200 – $239,200
Boeing is hiring Digital Signal Processing engineers to design and develop satellite communication systems for defense and space applications, leading teams through the full lifecycle from concept to in-orbit operations. This role suits experienced engineers with strong DSP and digital communications backgrounds who are ready for leadership responsibility.
Listed on Boeing’s careers site · Apply there ↗
DSP Algorithms Engineer (Mid-Level or Lead)
Boeing
Full-time · El Segundo, CA · $119,850 – $197,800
Boeing seeks experienced digital signal processing engineers to develop satellite communication systems for defense and commercial applications. This role combines algorithm design with systems engineering, involving the full lifecycle from concept through on-orbit operations.
Listed on Boeing’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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