✨ AI Summary
Nokia's IP Routing Hardware organization is seeking a Hardware Engineer to join their team, focusing on expanding product portfolios in Data Center and Carrier Service Provider environments. This role offers high visibility and direct impact on product design within a lean, flat organizational structure. The engineer will be responsible for testing and debugging complex multilayer printed circuit boards, providing engineering support for field and manufacturing issues, and ensuring product lifecycle support through bug fixes, enhancements, and cost reductions. Addressing component end-of-life issues by qualifying alternative sources and verifying PCB designs under environmental conditions are also key responsibilities.
Ideal candidates possess 7+ years of experience with highly complex, high-density multilayer printed circuit boards, with demonstrated expertise supporting these designs throughout their entire product life cycle. A strong understanding of FPGA, component qualification procedures, and advanced troubleshooting techniques is necessary. Excellent interpersonal, organizational, and leadership skills are crucial for effective collaboration across multiple time zones and continents. Experience with stack-up design, signal integrity simulation, power circuitry, EMC/EMI/Safety, and telecommunications standards, as well as programming/scripting ability in C/Python, are considered advantageous.
Requirements
The ideal candidate will have 7+ years of experience with highly complex, high-density multilayer printed circuit boards, demonstrating expertise throughout the product life cycle. Knowledge of FPGA, component qualification, and advanced troubleshooting is required. Excellent interpersonal, organizational, and leadership skills are essential for collaborating across diverse teams and time zones.
Description
Join our team as we continue to expand our product portfolio in the Data Center and Carrier Service Provider. The IP Routing Hardware organization is very flat - there are few levels of management between the Individual Contributor and the VP of Hardware. We are also very lean - each Hardware Engineer spends more time doing engineering work and less time on overhead. As a result, your work has high visibility, and your decisions directly impact product design.