Job DescriptionAs an Optical Sub Assembly Electrical Designer at Nokia, you will be instrumental in the specification, design, and implementation of cutting-edge digital and analog electrical hardware for our next-generation optical sub-assemblies. Your expertise in analog design and simulation will help create high-density units that meet rigorous targets for low cost, high yield, and reliability, all while ensuring low power consumption. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to innovative technologies, pushing the limits of what's possible and developing designs that will shape the future of telecommunications. Join us in pioneering the next wave of advancements!
Responsibilities- Assist in the design and development of innovative electrical circuits for cutting-edge optical modules and test platforms.
- Collaborate with Product Architects to convert product requirements into precise hardware specifications.
- Work along side a SR Engineer to manage the end-to-end electrical design process from initial block diagrams to detailed schematics.
- Work in tandem with mechanical and software teams to ensure seamless integration of all designs.
- Coordinate with PCB layout experts to optimize electrical designs for efficient production.
- Facilitate weekly program status updates and contribute actively to release management meetings.
- Engage with Supply Chain representatives to oversee material acquisition and prototype assembly.
QualificationsMust-Have:
- Minimum B.Sc or B.Eng in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering
- At least 3 years of hardware design experience with an understanding of the hardware product design lifecycle
- Proficiency in schematic capture, symbol creation, and circuit layout software
- Knowledge of PCB design processes, including multilayer and complex packaging
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
Nice-To-Have:
- Experience with HDI (High Density Interconnect)
- Understanding of optical communications and transceiver designs
- Experience using digital test equipment like oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers
- Familiarity with advanced modulation-format telecommunication systems
