Rusty Myers is a Master level Metrology Engineer at Keysight Technologies where he leads a small team of engineers involved in various projects related to measurement science and uncertainties of precision instruments. Most of his work is centered on Vector Network Analyzers and accessories including calibration kits, verification kits, ECal and network analyzer measurement accuracy.

Rusty has extensive experience with passive microwave components and electromechanical devices ranging from RF to sub-mm. During more than adecade at Maury Microwave, Rusty was involved in simulation, design, manufacturing and test of Maury’s complete product portfolio. Over that time, he served in the role of Senior Engineer, Engineering Manager and Director of Engineering. He previously had positions in R&D and manufacturing at Agilent/HP working with a wide range of microwave products. He has a BS in Electrical Engineering with microwave specialization from the University of Illinois, Urbana.

As an active member of ARFTG, Rusty has attended, exhibited or participated in the preparation of nearly every ARFTG conference since 2004. He has served on the ARFTG Executive Committee previously as the Sponsorship Chair, Exhibitor Chair and is currently the Secretary and Membership Chair. He was the General Chair for the 80th ARFTG conference in San Diego and for the current 96th ARFTG conference being held virtually. He also represented ARFTG on the IMS2010 steering committee for the 75th conference. He is an IEEE MTT-S member who has given calibration talks at his local IEEE chapter with coordinated plant tours to IEEE student groups. He has been actively involved in measurement setups for the IMS student design competition. He has been a contributing member of the P1785 working group for waveguide standards above 110 GHz and the P287 working group for coaxial connector standards.