Signal processing and spectrum analysis software and hardware for defense
3dB Labs builds signal analysis software and RF hardware around its proprietary Sceptre platform, pairing a C++/Qt/CUDA desktop core with Altium, KiCad and SolidWorks for board and enclosure design. Deltek Costpoint plus compliance and cost-schedule pain points point to government contract work, while an engineering-heavy, mid-to-senior hiring mix shows the team scaling DSP and complex software programs.
3dB Labs, Inc. is a privately held software and hardware engineering company headquartered in West Chester, Ohio, founded in 2004. It develops signal processing and analysis products built on its proprietary Sceptre software, covering spectrum analysis, signal detection, demodulation, signals intelligence, electronic warfare and TEMPEST. The company employs 51–200 people and hires in the United States. Its work combines GPU-accelerated software with in-house hardware design and RF test equipment.
3dB Labs uses C++, Python, Qt and CUDA for signal processing software, React and Node.js for web tooling, Altium Designer, KiCad and SolidWorks for hardware, plus GitLab, Jira and Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
3dB Labs is headquartered in West Chester, Ohio, United States, and was founded in 2004.
Yes. Engineering dominates 3dB Labs' hiring at a steady pace, mostly mid- and senior-level roles in the United States, with smaller openings in logistics, operations and sales.
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