Maintain comprehensive documentation throughout the project, including justification for all selected constants and parameters.
Prior project experience involving
Signal processing
Measurement or laboratory-based research
Qualifications
Required Qualifications
Electrical Engineering major (Senior undergraduate, Master's, or PhD student preferred).
Strong understanding of
Digital Communications, or equivalent knowledge of PAM signaling, scramblers, equalization (FFE/DFE), timing recovery, and eye-diagram analysis.
Linear algebra, including least-squares methods, regularization techniques (Ridge/Tikhonov), and condition numbers.
Proficiency with
Python and MATLAB, as well as at least one compiled programming language (C# or C++), as the next phase of the project involves porting the prototype to C#.
Completion of, or demonstrated proficiency in
Signals and Systems
Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
Foundational knowledge of
FFTs, filtering, and time- and frequency-domain analysis.
Willingness to work at the Keysight Colorado Springs, CO site.
Exposure to wired PHY-layer technologies (e.g., Automotive Ethernet, 1000BASE-T, PCIe), the Keysight Infiniium framework or oscilloscope automation, Wireshark or Scapy, and experience interpreting IEEE standards will be considered an advantage.
CO pay range - Min $38.09 to Max $41.02
The level of role will be based on applicable experience, education and skills; most offers will be between the minimum and midpoint of the salary range.
Relocation is available for this position.
Visa Sponsorship is not available for this position.
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The candidate will be expected to contribute to a Signal Separation Project focused on Automotive Ethernet Full Duplex Standards. Accordingly, the following qualifications and interests are highly desirable for this project:
Strong interest in high-speed signals and signal integrity.
Willingness to work with
Real-time oscilloscope waveform data
High-bandwidth voltage probes
Current probes
Test fixtures
Ability to
Understand automotive communication standards from technical specifications.
Validate performance using the oscilloscope's protocol decoder, rather than relying solely on eye-diagram metrics.
Design controlled experiments and document negative as well as positive results.
Maintain comprehensive documentation throughout the project, including justification for all selected constants and parameters.
Prior project experience involving
Signal processing
Measurement or laboratory-based research
Required Qualifications
Electrical Engineering major (Senior undergraduate, Master's, or PhD student preferred).
Strong understanding of
Digital Communications, or equivalent knowledge of PAM signaling, scramblers, equalization (FFE/DFE), timing recovery, and eye-diagram analysis.
Linear algebra, including least-squares methods, regularization techniques (Ridge/Tikhonov), and condition numbers.
Proficiency with
Python and MATLAB, as well as at least one compiled programming language (C# or C++), as the next phase of the project involves porting the prototype to C#.
Completion of, or demonstrated proficiency in
Signals and Systems
Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
Foundational knowledge of
FFTs, filtering, and time- and frequency-domain analysis.
Willingness to work at the Keysight Colorado Springs, CO site.
Exposure to wired PHY-layer technologies (e.g., Automotive Ethernet, 1000BASE-T, PCIe), the Keysight Infiniium framework or oscilloscope automation, Wireshark or Scapy, and experience interpreting IEEE standards will be considered an advantage.
CO pay range - Min $38.09 to Max $41.02
The level of role will be based on applicable experience, education and skills; most offers will be between the minimum and midpoint of the salary range.
Relocation is available for this position.
Visa Sponsorship is not available for this position.
Careers Privacy Statement***Keysight is an Equal Opportunity Employer.***
