Reduce broad account concepts and business strategies into structured, multi-workstream deployment projects • Act as the key technical lead and go-to person for Department or Senior Management on the most complex or highest-impact deployment engagements • Architect and own solutions to problems that require a unique or highly specialized skill set • Work onsite or closely with wireless customer development teams during major feature introductions • Analyze signaling flows, traces, timing behavior, and performance data to isolate failures across Keysight and customer implementations • Write and modify application and protocol-stack software, plus the supporting software and firmware the customer environment requires • Develop and extend Python APIs that customer teams integrate against • Build automation workflows inside the customer's workflows • Create diagnostic instrumentation when existing tools are insufficient • Develop, validate, and deploy controlled patches, feature flags, and interim releases under Keysight's release process • Run rapid prototyping loops directly with customers to test and iterate on new features based on live feedback • Act as a feedback loop to the core product and engineering teams, translating field problems into engineering requirements and defects for product management and R&D • Incorporate broadly applicable field-developed improvements into the core product • Mentor lower-level engineers and help develop the broader forward deployment engineering team Qualifications: Typically requires a Bachelor's or Master's degree (or equivalent) and 10+ years of relevant software/systems engineering experience. This person reduces broad concepts and business strategies into structured deployment projects, acts as the key technical lead and go-to person for Department or Senior Management on the most complex, high-impact engagements, diagnoses problems deep within the protocol stack (Layer 1 to Layer 3), modifies software, validates fixes, and delivers controlled releases during a customer's early development, integration, and regression cycles.