Optical Manufacturing Test Engineer

The team you'll be part of

The pandemic has highlighted how important telecoms networks are to society. Nokia’s Network Infrastructure group is at the heart of a revolution to bring more and faster network capacity to people worldwide through our ambition, innovation, and technical expertise.
 

We are looking for a highly motivated professional with a solid understanding of manufacturing test engineering, to shape the future of optical data transmission. You will be part of an international test development team, embedded in a worldwide Optical Research and Development organization. Your main responsibilities are developing automated manufacturing test solutions and providing technical support to our manufacturing partners.

• Define test strategy, design and deploy cost-effective, automated test solutions for manufacturing
• Optimize test solutions for efficiency, test cost and yield through product end of live
• Monitor production data, diagnose process variations, troubleshoot test stations
• Provide technical support to manufacturing partners and assist with product failure analysis and troubleshooting
• Technical interface between R&D labs, manufacturing partners and Nokia Supply Chain
• Support administrative tasks such as asset management, order management, formal audits
   

You have/are:

• A BS or MS degree in Electrical or Software Engineering or equivalent technical experience
• A strong team player with good analog and digital hardware background
• Autonomously managing and tracking your projects across functional teams
• Availability for international travel

It would be nice if you also had:

• 3+ years of manufacturing test programming and automation experience
• Knowledge in optical technologies and assemblies
• Knowledge in debug, root cause analysis and manufacturing data analysis (e.g. 3-sigma)
• Experience with NI Test Stand / Lab View, Visual Studio / Visual Basic, Phyton, TCL or C#
• Hands-on experience with optical measurement instruments
• Good understanding of Supply Chain processes