Materials Engineer, Electrical & Electronics - Innovation & Impact

Keysight Technologies; Penang; On-site; MYR 67,000 - 134,000; Full time

Job summary

Keysight Technologies Malaysia is seeking a Material Engineer (Electrical & Electronics) to drive supplier quality, lead cost-saving initiatives, and influence materials selection across product teams. The role requires collaboration with engineering, procurement, and suppliers to meet stringent quality and processing standards.

The position emphasizes RF microwave and MMIC components, material technology, and manufacturability while aligning with global supply chain strategies.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electrical & Electronics Engineering or equivalent.
• Experience with RF Microwave & MMIC components is advantageous.
• Strong knowledge of quality tools including SPC/FMEA and root cause analysis.

Responsibilities

• Develop strategic supplier capabilities to support Keysight’s sourcing and technical requirements.
• Source new technologies through market research to meet future needs.
• Lead cost-saving initiatives via alternative materials and qualification plans.
• Influence product design to ensure materials manufacturability and supply chain alignment.
• Collaborate with procurement and product teams on obsolescence, roadmaps, and process improvements.
• Lead supplier audits to drive process standardization and continuous improvement.

Skills

RF Microwave

MMIC components

Quality tools

Six Sigma

English communication

Team player

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering

Tools

SPC

FMEA

Job description

Keysight Technologies Malaysia is seeking a Material Engineer (Electrical & Electronics) to drive supplier quality, lead cost-saving initiatives, and influence materials selection across product teams. The role requires collaboration with engineering, procurement, and suppliers to meet stringent quality and processing standards.

The position emphasizes RF microwave and MMIC components, material technology, and manufacturability while aligning with global supply chain strategies.