As an NPI Test Technician, you will conduct electrical and optical tests on prototype hardware, collaborate with engineers, and maintain test equipment.
As an NPI Test Technician at Nokia, you will be part of an innovative team dedicated to advancing optical module technology. Collaborating closely with engineers, you'll engage in hands-on testing and contribute to the development of cutting-edge prototypes. The dynamic team environment fosters open communication and encourages knowledge sharing, allowing you to grow your technical skills while working on exciting projects. You will enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes competitive salary, medical and dental insurance, a generous retirement plan, and opportunities for professional development. Additionally, you'll have a chance to directly contribute to groundbreaking advancements in optical technology, shaping the future of connectivity.
- Conduct electrical and optical tests on prototype hardware using automated fixtures.
- Adhere to safe hardware handling protocols, focusing on ESD mitigation.
- Follow detailed procedure documents and participate in process retraining as needed.
- Utilize basic software tools to monitor line flow and part status.
- Assist with basic triage of failures, collaborating with engineering for troubleshooting.
- Support the movement and reconfiguration of hardware for R&D purposes.
- Maintain organization and inventory of prototype hardware.
- Assist in test equipment maintenance and report any issues promptly.
Must-Have:
- AS in Electronics/Electronic Technology or equivalent experience
- Experience with electrical and optical testing on prototype hardware
- Knowledge of ESD safety procedures
- Proven ability to follow detailed procedure documents and process flows
- Basic understanding of software tools for tracking line flow
Nice-To-Have:
- Experience with fiber handling techniques
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office applications
- Ability to work in a flexible team environment
- Organizational skills with attention to detail
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