Responsibilities
Partner with IC Fab and the Businesses We Support
Work with IC Fab process owners, fab maintenance teams, and other business partners to understand priorities, pain points, and production schedules.
Align facilities improvements with business processes to protect uptime and support timely delivery.
Coordinate shared processes with fab maintenance, including utility shutdowns, preventive maintenance, changeovers, and equipment onboarding.
Bring fab and facilities teams together for Kaizen events and root cause investigations, building shared ownership of solutions.
Establish regular touchpoints to review metrics, share results, and set priorities.
Lead Lean and Continuous Improvement
Lead Lean assessments, Kaizen events, value stream mapping, and 5S across facilities processes that support the fab, including work orders, preventive maintenance, utility support, moves, adds and changes, and vendor service delivery.
Reduce waiting, rework, unnecessary motion, and over-processing in service requests, permitting, and project intake.
Develop standard work for facilities technicians and service teams, including procedures, checklists, and visual management.
Apply A3, PDCA, and root cause methods such as 5 Why and fishbone analysis to address recurring issues, including equipment downtime, utility interruptions, and safety incidents.
Define and track relevant measures, such as work order cycle time, preventive maintenance compliance, uptime, response time, and cost per square foot.
Design for Safety and Risk Reduction
Build error-proofing into critical facilities processes, including lockout/tagout, contractor access, utility shutdowns, cleanroom changeovers, and maintenance procedures.
Lead FMEAs for critical fab support systems, such as power, cooling, compressed air, and process utilities, and drive actions to reduce identified risks.
Use controls such as checklists, interlocks, sensors, color coding, and alarms to prevent errors or catch them early; audit these controls on a regular schedule.
Incorporate safety and compliance into process design in partnership with EHS, which owns the site safety program.
Support the site’s quality, safety, and environmental management systems through documented procedures, corrective and preventive actions, and internal audits.
Develop Facilities Processes and Support Space Planning
Develop, document, and launch facilities processes, including commissioning, onboarding new spaces and equipment, and contractor management.
Conduct time studies, workload analyses, and staffing models for maintenance and service teams.
Build business cases that evaluate return on investment, lifecycle costs, and payback.
Improve CMMS/IWMS data quality, preventive maintenance strategy, and reporting.
Support space and layout planning in non-fab areas, considering people and material flow, adjacencies, and ergonomics.
Lead Cross-Functional Improvement Work
Lead cross-functional groups of employees and contractors through improvement work, and coach facilities staff and contractors in Lean thinking and standard work.
Partner with EHS, IT, Security, Engineering, and vendors to align priorities across the site.
Help employees understand Workplace Solutions and how its work supports their needs.
Recognize progress and share results so teams can see the impact of their work.
Identify energy and sustainability savings through process improvements.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Industrial, Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Facilities Engineering, a related field, or equivalent experience.
Typically 10–12 years of experience in manufacturing, operations, facilities, or industrial engineering.
Proven success leading Lean assessments and 5S in a manufacturing or process environment, with measurable results.
Working knowledge of error-proofing, FMEA, and root cause analysis.
Working knowledge of ISO 9001 requirements, including corrective and preventive action and internal audits.
Familiarity with ISO 45001, ISO 14001, and OSHA requirements as they apply to facilities operations.
Experience developing and launching processes, standard operating procedures, and workflows.
Experience leading employees and contractors through influence rather than direct authority.
Strong data skills, including Excel and tools such as Power BI, Minitab, or similar.
Clear communication skills, including the ability to explain the “why” to different audiences.
Preferred
Experience leading Lean projects across 100,000 or more square feet, a full facility, or a comparable production scope.
Experience in a fab, cleanroom, lab, or high-tech manufacturing environment.
Familiarity with Keysight’s product lifecycle and R&D processes, and how facilities support them.
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt.
Experience with CMMS/IWMS tools such as Maximo, SAP PM, Archibus, or similar.
Experience with CAD or layout tools such as AutoCAD, Visio, or similar.
Project management experience.
How You Work
You enjoy being where the work happens and improving processes alongside the people who use them. You bring people along, move with purpose, and use data to guide decisions. Experience applying Lean and 5S in a Keysight manufacturing or R&D environment can help you understand the impact of this work. Internal candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
ITAR Statement
This position requires access to certain goods, software, technology, or technical data subject to U.S. export control laws and regulations. Under these laws and regulations, U.S. persons (which includes U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, lawful permanent residents, refugees, and asylees) working for Keysight can access export-controlled items without authorization from the U.S. government. For any individual who is not a U.S. person, Keysight may need authorization from the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Department of Commerce, or other appropriate federal agency before the individual can access export-controlled items
Employment in this position for non-U.S. persons is contingent on Keysight’s ability to obtain any required government authorizations.
We are unable to support visa sponsorship for this position.
Careers Privacy Statement
Keysight is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Keysight Technologies Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability or any other protected categories under all applicable laws.
Pay Transparency
The level of role will be based on applicable experience, education, and skills. Most offers will be between the minimum and the midpoint of the Salary Range listed below.
State Pay Range: Minimum $143,050 – Maximum $238,420
Note: For other locations, pay ranges will vary by region
US Employees may be eligible for the following benefits
Medical, dental and vision
Health Savings Account
Health Care and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts
Life, Accident, Disability insurance
Business Travel Accident and Business Travel Health
401(k) Plan
Flexible Time Off, Paid Holidays
Paid Family Leave
Discounts, Perks
Tuition Reimbursement
Adoption Assistance
Incentive Programs
ESPP (Employee Stock Purchase Plan)
Partner with IC Fab and the Businesses We Support
Work with IC Fab process owners, fab maintenance teams, and other business partners to understand priorities, pain points, and production schedules.
Align facilities improvements with business processes to protect uptime and support timely delivery.
Coordinate shared processes with fab maintenance, including utility shutdowns, preventive maintenance, changeovers, and equipment onboarding.
Bring fab and facilities teams together for Kaizen events and root cause investigations, building shared ownership of solutions.
Establish regular touchpoints to review metrics, share results, and set priorities.
Lead Lean and Continuous Improvement
Lead Lean assessments, Kaizen events, value stream mapping, and 5S across facilities processes that support the fab, including work orders, preventive maintenance, utility support, moves, adds and changes, and vendor service delivery.
Reduce waiting, rework, unnecessary motion, and over-processing in service requests, permitting, and project intake.
Develop standard work for facilities technicians and service teams, including procedures, checklists, and visual management.
Apply A3, PDCA, and root cause methods such as 5 Why and fishbone analysis to address recurring issues, including equipment downtime, utility interruptions, and safety incidents.
Define and track relevant measures, such as work order cycle time, preventive maintenance compliance, uptime, response time, and cost per square foot.
Design for Safety and Risk Reduction
Build error-proofing into critical facilities processes, including lockout/tagout, contractor access, utility shutdowns, cleanroom changeovers, and maintenance procedures.
Lead FMEAs for critical fab support systems, such as power, cooling, compressed air, and process utilities, and drive actions to reduce identified risks.
Use controls such as checklists, interlocks, sensors, color coding, and alarms to prevent errors or catch them early; audit these controls on a regular schedule.
Incorporate safety and compliance into process design in partnership with EHS, which owns the site safety program.
Support the site’s quality, safety, and environmental management systems through documented procedures, corrective and preventive actions, and internal audits.
Develop Facilities Processes and Support Space Planning
Develop, document, and launch facilities processes, including commissioning, onboarding new spaces and equipment, and contractor management.
Conduct time studies, workload analyses, and staffing models for maintenance and service teams.
Build business cases that evaluate return on investment, lifecycle costs, and payback.
Improve CMMS/IWMS data quality, preventive maintenance strategy, and reporting.
Support space and layout planning in non-fab areas, considering people and material flow, adjacencies, and ergonomics.
Lead Cross-Functional Improvement Work
Lead cross-functional groups of employees and contractors through improvement work, and coach facilities staff and contractors in Lean thinking and standard work.
Partner with EHS, IT, Security, Engineering, and vendors to align priorities across the site.
Help employees understand Workplace Solutions and how its work supports their needs.
Recognize progress and share results so teams can see the impact of their work.
Identify energy and sustainability savings through process improvements.
Bachelor’s degree in Industrial, Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Facilities Engineering, a related field, or equivalent experience.
Typically 10–12 years of experience in manufacturing, operations, facilities, or industrial engineering.
Proven success leading Lean assessments and 5S in a manufacturing or process environment, with measurable results.
Working knowledge of error-proofing, FMEA, and root cause analysis.
Working knowledge of ISO 9001 requirements, including corrective and preventive action and internal audits.
Familiarity with ISO 45001, ISO 14001, and OSHA requirements as they apply to facilities operations.
Experience developing and launching processes, standard operating procedures, and workflows.
Experience leading employees and contractors through influence rather than direct authority.
Strong data skills, including Excel and tools such as Power BI, Minitab, or similar.
Clear communication skills, including the ability to explain the “why” to different audiences.
Preferred
Experience leading Lean projects across 100,000 or more square feet, a full facility, or a comparable production scope.
Experience in a fab, cleanroom, lab, or high-tech manufacturing environment.
Familiarity with Keysight’s product lifecycle and R&D processes, and how facilities support them.
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt.
Experience with CMMS/IWMS tools such as Maximo, SAP PM, Archibus, or similar.
Experience with CAD or layout tools such as AutoCAD, Visio, or similar.
Project management experience.
How You Work
You enjoy being where the work happens and improving processes alongside the people who use them. You bring people along, move with purpose, and use data to guide decisions. Experience applying Lean and 5S in a Keysight manufacturing or R&D environment can help you understand the impact of this work. Internal candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
ITAR Statement
This position requires access to certain goods, software, technology, or technical data subject to U.S. export control laws and regulations. Under these laws and regulations, U.S. persons (which includes U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, lawful permanent residents, refugees, and asylees) working for Keysight can access export-controlled items without authorization from the U.S. government. For any individual who is not a U.S. person, Keysight may need authorization from the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Department of Commerce, or other appropriate federal agency before the individual can access export-controlled items
Employment in this position for non-U.S. persons is contingent on Keysight’s ability to obtain any required government authorizations.
We are unable to support visa sponsorship for this position.
Careers Privacy Statement
Keysight is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Keysight Technologies Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability or any other protected categories under all applicable laws.
Pay Transparency
The level of role will be based on applicable experience, education, and skills. Most offers will be between the minimum and the midpoint of the Salary Range listed below.
State Pay Range: Minimum $143,050 – Maximum $238,420
Note: For other locations, pay ranges will vary by region
US Employees may be eligible for the following benefits
Medical, dental and vision
Health Savings Account
Health Care and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts
Life, Accident, Disability insurance
Business Travel Accident and Business Travel Health
401(k) Plan
Flexible Time Off, Paid Holidays
Paid Family Leave
Discounts, Perks
Tuition Reimbursement
Adoption Assistance
Incentive Programs
ESPP (Employee Stock Purchase Plan)
