So is there such a thing as a DSP engineer nowadays? [closed]

1. What does a DSP engineer do?
2. Is digital signal processing dead?
3. How do I start a career in digital signal processing?
4. What field is digital signal processing?

What does a DSP engineer do?

The DSP engineer (digital signal processing engineer) is dedicated to developing algorithms for signal processing in the broad sense. He works on projects in the fields of telecommunications, audio, video, space domain, medical imaging, etc.

Is digital signal processing dead?

The philosophy behind DSPors may be returning as the internet matures and asks for more efficient processing engines. The opportunities to use the concepts and architectures of DSP to solve new problems is mind boggling. So DSPing didnt die, but it may be living under an assumed name and even in a different department.

How do I start a career in digital signal processing?

The primary qualifications for getting a job as a signal processing engineer are a bachelor's degree in communications engineering, mathematics, or a related field and industry experience. Some choose to pursue a master's degree to become more competitive in the job market.

What field is digital signal processing?

DSP lies at the core of modern artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning algorithms. Digital Signal Processing is at the core of virtually all of today's information technology, and its impact is felt everywhere -- in telecommunications, medical technology, radar and sonar, and in seismic data analysis.