Andreas Schwarzinger is a Senior DSP Software Engineer with over two decades of hands-on experience designing wireless systems from antenna to baseband, blending deep digital signal processing expertise with practical analog/RF insight. He has led DSP efforts for multiple standards including LTE/LTE‑M, C‑V2X, 802.11a/b and CDMA2000, delivering FPGA/ASIC-ready algorithms and software-defined radio implementations in C++, MATLAB and Python. At Rohde & Schwarz he drives software-based physical layer development, building on a long tenure at Parkervision where he combined modem design, transceiver analysis and bench debugging to solve subtle RF impairments like phase noise and IQ imbalance. Known for bridging algorithmic theory and implementation constraints, he also contributes as an embedded/Linux software architect and brings uncommon cross-domain fluency in both analog loop design (AGC/DC correction) and digital vector synthesis. Based in Germering, Bavaria, he pairs a strong academic foundation in electrical and communication engineering with a track record of shipping production-ready wireless products.
11 years of coding experience
19 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Electrical Engineering, BS, Electrical Engineering at Case Western Reserve University
MS, Communication Engineering, MS, Communication Engineering at University of Central Florida
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