Keysight Technologies and the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) have announced a plan to launch a Keysight software development center to accelerate Keysight’s transformation into a software-centric solutions provider. They have chartered the center to develop next-generation software for use in the design and test of electronic products being created by their customers around the world.
Keysight has a longstanding relationship with Georgia Tech and expects this new center to benefit both organizations by combining emerging talent from one of the top ranking engineering programs in the U.S. with the resources and experience of the world’s leading electronic design and Test Company.
This new facility will grow to house more than 200 software developers over the next five years. Located in Atlanta’s growing Midtown district, this center will feature an open environment that fosters collaboration and supports an agile software development approach. With its proximity to Georgia Tech, this center will have access to leading research, top students and state-of-the-art engineering laboratories.
Todd Cutler, vice president and general manager, Keysight Software Products Organization (SPO) and EEs of Electronic Design Automation, will relocate from Santa Rosa to Atlanta to lead the new software development center.
