Jobs at Nokia

Design, deploy, and integrate complex Nokia and third-party solutions; create architecture and implementation plans; manage rollback, migration, and disaster recovery; improve SI delivery processes; lead functional teams and share knowledge across product and project teams.

Provide advanced procurement support for IP Hardware Engineering through NPI, supplier relationship management, BOM analysis, contract negotiations, pricing, risk mitigation, and launch support to meet engineering schedules and cost objectives.

Develop and integrate software for hardware platforms using C/C++. Responsibilities include architecture definition, SDK integration, and system performance monitoring, while collaborating with various teams and mentoring new developers.

Design and optimize carrier networking solutions, support RFP/RFQ responses, provide field support for planning and deployment, evaluate vendor options, perform economic analysis, build tools for sales engineering, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure optimal network architecture and roadmap impact assessment.

The HW Test Engineer defines test strategies and develops automated test solutions for manufacturing network equipment. They analyze quality issues, optimize test applications, provide training, and support development teams.

Lead mechanical design and FEA for optical pluggable modules, focusing on thermal, structural, and manufacturability. Perform simulations, create CAD/models and drawings, validate thermal and stress designs, develop prototypes, support NPI, and engage suppliers and contract manufacturers to transition designs to production.

Lead development of ASIC SDK software for high-speed coherent DSP and ASIC products. Design and maintain C/C++ Linux software, drive pre-silicon validation with models and emulation, lead post-silicon bring-up and performance optimization, define SDK validation strategies and APIs, diagnose hardware-software issues, produce design documentation, and mentor engineers across global teams to ensure successful NPI.

The PIC Architect is responsible for designing advanced silicon photonics integrated circuits, managing PIC development, and coordinating with cross-functional teams to optimize performance and manufacturing processes.

Design and implement carrier-grade embedded real-time firmware for optical line systems. Collaborate with hardware/FPGA and optical engineers to develop low-level device drivers, control algorithms on Linux/FreeRTOS, and gRPC-based interfaces. Provide design estimates, follow development processes, and sustain legacy products while supporting new product development.

Support NPI and sustaining engineering for routing hardware by managing product data, change control (ECO/MCO/Stop Orders), and BOM health. Develop custom queries, adapt SQL/Sequel for evolving product structures, implement data models, and create PLM workflows while coordinating across hardware, software, and product line management.

Lead standards strategy and advocacy for optical transport products, working with PLMs, R&D, and standards bodies (ITU-T, OIF, IEEE 802.3, OpenROADM). Develop and promote contributions, influence industry direction, report internally, and collaborate across business development, product management, marketing, and engineering to align product strategy with evolving optical, Ethernet, and transport standards.

The role involves collaboration with product managers and team members to design, develop, and test software features for Nokia's Service Router OS, emphasizing code quality and troubleshooting.

As a Principal ASIC Design Engineer, you'll lead the development of advanced coherent optics ASICs, collaborating on specs and optimization while supporting layout for quality products.

Lead standardization strategy for optical transport and Ethernet technologies, develop and advocate contributions to standards bodies (ITU‑T, IEEE, OIF, OpenROADM), coordinate with PLMs and R&D, report progress internally, provide technical influence and guidance, and represent Nokia at standards meetings and industry events.

Lead end-to-end electrical design of high-density analog and digital circuits for optical sub-assemblies. Convert requirements into schematics, coordinate PCB layout, integrate with mechanical/software teams, manage supply chain/prototypes, mentor junior engineers, and participate in program and release management.

Lead architecture and design of DWDM/OTN optical transport systems, translate customer requirements into system and functional specifications, guide cross-functional teams, produce detailed architectural documentation, and ensure alignment across hardware, software, verification, and documentation for carrier-grade networking products.

Design, implement, and test firmware for next-generation optical engines (long-haul, metro, DCI). Produce firmware requirement and design documents, collaborate with optical/hardware/FPGA/software/manufacturing/test teams, support manufacturing knowledge transfer, debug customer issues, contribute testing documentation, participate in design reviews, and drive firmware development process improvements.

Join an agile Scrum team to develop and test firmware for embedded CPUs in custom ASICs driving optical network equipment. Collaborate on feature definition, coding, testing, and mentor interns/co-ops.

Validate and test optical coherent pluggable firmware (ZR/ZR+, DWDM, CMIS), develop and automate Python test scripts on PACE, run manual and automated lab tests, debug customer issues, set up/maintain lab equipment, and document results while collaborating with cross-functional scrum teams.

As a Power Supply Design Engineer, you will design and verify power solutions for digital electronics, manage vendor relationships, and provide expertise on complex circuits. You will be involved in high-visibility projects that influence product strategy.