R&D Engineer II: High-Precision Measurement & FPGA Prototyping

Keysight Technologies; Bayan Lepas; On-site; MYR 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Keysight Technologies in Penang, Bayan Lepas, Malaysia, seeks a skilled design engineer to develop and validate measurement products and to document design concepts and test results. You will work across hardware and software teams to address customer applications and ensure robust performance.

You will focus on analog design for low-noise, high-accuracy measurements, including ADC/DAC architectures, simulation, and verification using tools like LTspice, MATLAB, and FPGA-based prototyping.

Qualifications

• Bachelor/Master in Electrical/Electronics/Computer Engineering with strong fundamentals in analog design and measurement.
• Experience designing low-noise, high-accuracy measurement systems and ADC/DAC architectures.
• Ability to write clear technical documentation and present bench results.
• Familiarity with EMC standards and electrical safety considerations.

Responsibilities

• Define and develop general-purpose measurement solutions to meet market demands.
• Define system architecture and capture requirements for new measurement solutions.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure product meets system requirements.
• Participate in design verification testing and characterization of the product.

Skills

Analog design

Low-noise measurement

High accuracy measurements

EMC knowledge

Documentation

Education

Master’s or Bachelor’s degree in Electrical/Electronics/Computer Engineering

Tools

LTspice

Simulink

Saber

Simplis

MATLAB

FPGA simulation

Verilog

Job description

Keysight Technologies in Penang, Bayan Lepas, Malaysia, seeks a skilled design engineer to develop and validate measurement products and to document design concepts and test results. You will work across hardware and software teams to address customer applications and ensure robust performance.

You will focus on analog design for low-noise, high-accuracy measurements, including ADC/DAC architectures, simulation, and verification using tools like LTspice, MATLAB, and FPGA-based prototyping.