Full-Time
Machine Learning Engineer
Posted on 10/3/2025
Keysight Technologies
10,001+ employees
Manufactures test equipment and measurement software
No salary listed
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
In Person
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- 4+ years of experience in machine learning, data science, or AI engineering, with a strong software engineering foundation.
- Proficiency in Python, and libraries such as scikit-learn, XGBoost, PyTorch, TensorFlow, or similar.
- Experience deploying models into production using ML pipelines and orchestration frameworks.
- Strong understanding of data structures, SQL, and cloud platforms (e.g., AWS SageMaker, Azure ML, or GCP Vertex AI).
- Design and implement supervised and unsupervised models for predictive analytics, including churn prediction, demand forecasting, renewal risk scoring, and cross-sell/upsell opportunity identification.
- Translate business problems into ML frameworks and production solutions that improve efficiency, revenue, or customer experience.
- Build, optimize, and maintain ML pipelines using tools such as MLflow, Airflow, or Kubeflow.
- Partner with teams across Sales (e.g., lead scoring, next-best action), Customer Service (e.g., case deflection, sentiment analysis), Finance (e.g., revenue forecasting, fraud detection), Supply Chain (e.g., inventory optimization, ETA prediction), and Order Fulfillment (e.g., delivery risk modeling) to define impactful ML use cases.
- Develop domain-specific models and continuously improve them using feedback loops and real-world performance data.
- Ensure robust model monitoring, versioning, and retraining strategies to keep models reliable in dynamic environments.
- Work closely with DevOps and Data Engineering teams to automate deployment, CI/CD workflows, and cloud-native ML infrastructure (AWS/GCP/Azure).
- Collaborate with data engineers to define feature stores, data quality checks, and model-ready datasets on platforms like Snowflake or Databricks.
- Perform feature selection, transformation, and engineering aligned with each domain’s business logic.
- Present technical insights and model results to business and executive stakeholders in a clear, actionable format.
- Work with Product Owners and Program Managers to scope, prioritize, and plan delivery of ML projects.
- Experience supporting business functions such as Finance, Sales, or Operations with ML use cases.
- Familiarity with MLOps tools (MLflow, SageMaker Pipelines, Feature Store).
- Exposure to enterprise data platforms (e.g., Snowflake, Oracle Fusion, Salesforce).
- Background in statistics, forecasting, optimization, or recommendation systems.
Keysight Technologies sells test and measurement hardware and software for electronics design and deployment. Its products combine precise instruments with software to measure, analyze, and validate designs, supporting work from prototyping to production in areas like electronic design, e-mobility, network monitoring, and 5G. The company differentiates itself with a wide range of industry-grade instruments, integrated software for end-to-end test workflows, and ongoing services and support, including involvement in 6G development. Its goal is to help customers digitalize and speed up the design, testing, and deployment of electrical and telecommunications technologies.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Santa Rosa, California
Founded
1939
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- CATARC joint lab May 2026 positions Keysight in Chinese EV charging standards.
- PCIe 7.0 receiver validation addresses 128 GT/s AI data center validation demand.
- SBOM Manager addresses EU Cyber Resilience Act compliance requirements starting July 2026.
What critics are saying
- Liquid Instruments partnership erodes demand for Keysight's traditional rack-based hardware.
- Rohde & Schwarz undercuts EV charging solutions in CATARC-dominated NEV market.
- US-China tariffs at 50% inflate costs for Keysight's 40% China revenue exposure.
What makes Keysight Technologies unique
- Integrated design-to-test workflow across 6G, automotive, and data center markets.
- 80+ year heritage with 40,000 customers including most Fortune 1000 companies.
- Six core measurement platforms: RF, network test, analyzers, oscilloscopes, signal tools.
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Company News
xG-Afterwork @ Keysight & HHI 6G Summit. On March 19, Keysight and Fraunhofer HHI brought the spotlight of 6G to Berlin with their 6G Summit, attended by leading stakeholders from industry, academia, and research. From RF and semiconductor research to MIMO, NTN, ISAC, Digital Twins, and AI-RAN development, this event showed how the 6G community's collaborative efforts are collectively driving meaningful progress across the entire ecosystem. Conversations carried on into the evening at a special xG-Afterwork edition. A long day, but a valuable one - here are some highlights: * airpuls demonstrated a motion detection application for hospital wake-up rooms, implemented within their private 5G network deployment. * Keysight and Fraunhofer HHI offered a glimpse into the capabilities of future networks by showcasing applications in Integrated Communication and Sensing. * Sascha Thiergart (Embever) and Harald Naumann (Antennity) introduced a new platform for fast and cost-efficient IoT device development. * Sebastian Peters (infrasignal) shared compelling insights into the challenges and opportunities of digitalizing and connecting traffic lights in Berlin using 5G standards. For Xg Incubator, the ultimate highlight is what happens after the official program: people staying, connecting, and diving into lively, in-depth discussions. Creating these moments is exactly why Xg Incubator organize these events - and it's great to see this happening more and more. Xg Incubator'd love to hear from you: What has xG-Afterwork brought you? New collaborators? Fresh ideas? A boost of motivation? Send Xg Incubator an email at [email protected]!
Activists 'raid' genocide-complicit tech company in Hampshire. Reading Time: 3 mins read At approximately 4am on Sunday, 12th April, three people from the direct action group People Against Genocide successfully evaded security and stormed the Keysight Technologies research and development plant in Hampshire: Once inside, the activists destroyed computers, servers and machinery, directly linked to the murder of Palestinian, Lebanese, and Iranian civilians. All three were arrested inside the factory: Keysight Technologies: complicit in Israel's genocide. US-owned Keysight Technologies manufactures radar and electronic warfare systems for military use. They supply UAV Tactical Systems (U-TacS), a drone factory which is now entirely owned by Elbit Systems, Israel's biggest weapons maker. Amongst other drones, U-TacS are responsible for developing the Watchkeeper drone, based on Elbit's Hermes 450 drone, which has been central to the ongoing genocide in Gaza, and linked to the killing of seven aid workers from the World Central Kitchen in April 2024. They have been used to surveil and kill innocent citizens across West Asia, on behalf of the Israeli regime, and other genocidal regimes around the world. As well as supplying Israeli weapons firm Elbit Systems, Keysight Technologies works with the US Army, US Air Force and US weapons companies, including Lockheed Martin. Keysight Technologies also specialises in 5G technology for military applications. The firm collaborates with Lockheed Martin on a 5G military solution called '5G.MIL Unified Network Solutions' which provides a high-speed connection for weaponry and military applications used by the US military. Keysight Technologies also has a manufacturing plant in Israel. In addition to Elbit weapons being used to kill thousands in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran, the Israeli weapons firm also made a $2.3 billion deal with the UAE, which is accused of arming the Congolese genocide. Shutting it down. Keysight Technologies has been targeted for some time by anti-genocide activists, with several previous actions at their site at Winnerish in Berkshire, as well as Keysight facilities in Scotland. So far, rather than cutting their ties to Elbit, which supplies the Israeli military with 85% of their killer drone fleet, Keysight has chosen to invest millions in infrastructure and security. A spokesperson for People Against Genocide said: Keysight Technologies makes a killing by supplying the necessary components for the weapons used to commit mass murder in Palestine, Lebanon, Iran and the Congo. By dismantling Keysight's research and development site, Canary Media Limited is taking necessary direct action against the US and Israeli military industrial complex, responsible for the killing of people across West Asia and in the Congo. So long as they are directly involved in genocide, Canary Media Limited will continue to target this murderous company, exposing their role in supplying the Israeli and US military, and shutting them down. One action taker said: Keysight Technologies is a key supplier of Elbit Systems, who are are supplying and supporting the genocidal Israeli army. Wherever there's genocide, Elbit Systems is involved. They'll participate in any and every other illegal war. Their tag line is "battle-tested" on the Palestinian people. That is their marketing line. Recently the UAE who is heavily involved in genocide has signed a billion dollar contract with Elbit Systems. Elbit has been looking to the Congo genocide for business opportunities, and their bombs have been used in the Congo. All of the struggles are absolutely the same struggle, connected by the same genocidal maniacs. Elbit Systems uses your tax money to make billions while you can't afford healthcare, childcare, a holiday, groceries. "I support genocide" is legal. "I oppose genocide" makes you a terrorist. Now tell me who's the real terrorist? Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
Keysight, Sateliot win ESA & GSMA Foundry award for blockchain-enabled 5G/6G NTN solution. Image Credit: Putilov Denis/Bigstockphoto.com Keysight Technologies, together with Sateliot, has been named a winner of the fifth annual European Space Agency (ESA) and GSMA Foundry Innovation Challenge for its joint project, Blockchain-enabled anomaly detection end-to-end solution for 5G Non-Terrestrial Networks. The award, presented at Mobile World Congress 2026, Barcelona, recognizes early-stage 6G innovation, supporting 6G development and non-terrestrial network (NTN) integration. The funding opportunity - provided by ESA Member States - was made possible through ESA's Space for 5G/6G and Sustainable Connectivity line, within the programme of Advanced Research in Telecommunications Systems (ARTES). The challenge was introduced last year and focused on fostering 6G innovation, with a particular emphasis on satellite-terrestrial convergence in line with the latest recommendations from the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP). The program's objective is to advance innovation and validate technical solutions that integrate satellite systems with terrestrial networks to enable ubiquitous connectivity and high-performance communications. The Keysight and Sateliot proposal integrates blockchain, artificial intelligence, and machine learning with digital calibration certificates to enable traceable calibration from satellite manufacturing through to network operation. By enabling greater satellite autonomy, the joint solution is designed to optimize network reliability, maximize uptime, and enable rapid detection and response to performance issues. By ensuring device trust, network integrity, and real-time anomaly detection across hybrid space-terrestrial segments, the joint project is designed to help operators and enterprises prepare for commercial NTN deployments. The project also aligns with ESA's ARTES programme, as it looks to strengthen Europe's competitiveness. Antonio Franchi, Head of the Space for 5G/6G & Sustainable Connectivity programme at the ESA Through these challenges, ESA aims to accelerate technologies that give Europe an edge. Keysight and Sateliot demonstrate exactly this with a solution that tackles a critical need for future 5G and 6G networks by strengthening trust in network performance, improving resilience, and supporting the smooth integration of satellite and terrestrial systems. Richard Cockle, Head of GSMA Foundry at GSMA Now in its fifth year, the GSMA Foundry Excellence Awards continue to recognize and celebrate the most innovative and impactful projects in the mobile and digital industries. This year's winners show how open collaboration can tackle real operator challenges and scale globally. Congratulations to Keysight and Sateliot for proving that innovation with measurable outcomes is the path to industry transformation. Eric Taylor, Vice President, Aerospace, Defense and Government Solutions at Keysight This recognition from the European Space Agency and the GSMA Foundry underscores the importance of trust, assurance, and autonomy as NTNs scale toward commercial readiness. Its collaboration with Sateliot demonstrates how advanced test, measurement, and AI-driven analytics can bring unprecedented visibility into hybrid space-terrestrial networks. By enabling verifiable performance and real-time anomaly detection, The Fast Mode is helping operators accelerate the deployment of resilient, standards-based NTN services worldwide. Albert Pujol, CIO at Sateliot This award is a recognition of the talent of its R&D team in creating a trusted architecture. Together with Keysight, The Fast Mode has demonstrated that Sateliot not only offers global connectivity but also leads the way in the resilience and operational autonomy necessary to transform space into a secure infrastructure. Ray Sharma is an Industry Analyst and Editor at The Fast Mode. He has over 15 years of experience in mobile broadband technologies and solutions, conducting research and analysis on various technology segments and producing articles and write-ups on the latest developments within the sector. He is also in charge of social media engagement and industry liaisons. The Fast Mode 9658 likes TWEETS 28.4K FOLLOWING 3479 FOLLOWERS 13.2K
The AI investment landscape is entering a second phase focused on infrastructure testing and validation, away from the chip-focused first phase dominated by Nvidia. This shift is creating opportunities in less visible sectors. Keysight Technologies reported record fiscal Q1 2026 results with revenue of $1.6 billion, up 23% year-over-year, and orders of $1.65 billion. For the first time, wireline revenue exceeded wireless revenue, driven by demand for 800G and 1.6T optical transceiver validation needed for AI data centres. The company's software and services now represent 40% of revenue, with recurring revenue at 29%. Management projects full-year fiscal 2026 revenue growth above 20%. Despite an 80% gain over 52 weeks and a 23% post-earnings surge, the stock trades roughly 10% below analyst consensus targets at approximately $290 per share.
Keysight Technologies and Sateliot have won the fifth annual European Space Agency and GSMA Foundry Innovation Challenge for their blockchain-enabled anomaly detection solution for 5G non-terrestrial networks. The award, presented at Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona, recognises early-stage 6G innovation supporting satellite-terrestrial integration. The winning project integrates blockchain, artificial intelligence and machine learning with digital calibration certificates to enable traceable calibration from satellite manufacturing through network operation. The solution aims to optimise network reliability, maximise uptime and enable rapid detection of performance issues across hybrid space-terrestrial segments. The challenge focuses on fostering 6G innovation and satellite-terrestrial convergence aligned with 3GPP recommendations. Funding is provided through ESA's Space for 5G/6G programme under the Advanced Research in Telecommunications Systems initiative.