Photonic Test Engineer: Automated Production-Grade Tests

Nokia; Allentown (Lehigh County); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Corporate Retirement Savings Plan

Health and dental benefits

Short-term disability, and long-term

Life insurance, and AD&D - Company

Stock Purchase Plan

Tuition Assistance Plan

Adoption assistance

Employee Assistance Program/Work Life

Job summary

Nokia is seeking a Photonic Test Engineer to develop automated manufacturing test solutions and provide technical support to manufacturing partners. You will be part of an international test development team within a global Optical R&D organization.

Responsibilities include developing production-level tests for optical components and modules, testing PICs, monitoring production data, and contributing to test station adaptation from R&D to high-volume manufacturing. Travel may be required.

Qualifications

• BS or MS in Electrical, Electronics, Optics, or RF or equivalent experience.
• 3+ years in Functional Test SW development for photonic/electronic components.
• Hands-on experience with optical test instruments (OSA, TLS, EDFAs, wavelength meters, power meters).

Responsibilities

• Develop fully automated production-level test solutions for optical components, modules and assemblies.
• Develop FT software to test PICs and ensure functionality and quality.
• Monitor production data, diagnose variations, troubleshoot test stations and perform GRR.

Skills

Optical test equipment

Python

Test software development

Data analysis

Travel willingness

Education

BS or MS in Electrical / Electronics / Optics / RF

Tools

Power Meters

Spectrum Analyzers

Signal Generators

VNA

Job description

Nokia is seeking a Photonic Test Engineer to develop automated manufacturing test solutions and provide technical support to manufacturing partners. You will be part of an international test development team within a global Optical R&D organization.

Responsibilities include developing production-level tests for optical components and modules, testing PICs, monitoring production data, and contributing to test station adaptation from R&D to high-volume manufacturing. Travel may be required.