As an Opto-Electronic Mechanical Development Engineer, you'll develop mechanical designs, perform analyses, collaborate with teams, and ensure product reliability.
As a Opto-Electronic Mechanical Development Engineer in the Optical Modules Group, you'll collaborate closely with a dynamic team in a fast-paced in-person environment. You will play a key role in developing innovative solutions for Nokia's cutting-edge opto-electronic devices, contributing to the advancement of next-generation technology products. Embrace the challenge of tackling complex mechanical design issues while working alongside skilled professionals who are passionate about pushing boundaries. You'll enjoy engaging discussions, hands-on problem-solving tasks, and a culture that encourages creativity and collaboration. This role offers an exciting opportunity to grow your skills while making a tangible impact on the future of telecommunications technology.
- Develop and produce high-quality solid models and detailed drawings using CREO and AutoCAD, ensuring accurate part revision and lifecycle management.
- Perform and interpret thermal, thermo-mechanical, and mechanical FEA analyses with ANSYS to validate designs under real-world conditions.
- Conduct Failure Mode and Effects Analyses (FMEAs) to identify potential design risks and enhance product reliability.
- Execute detailed tolerance analyses to ensure design precision and manufacturability, driving continual improvement.
- Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams, including design, manufacturing, and quality assurance, to innovate and refine product designs.
- Engage with vendors to finalize and validate design specifications for new parts, ensuring alignment with project requirements.
- Embrace challenging projects at the forefront of technology, contributing to groundbreaking solutions and advancements.
- Leverage your problem-solving skills in a dynamic team environment to tackle complex engineering challenges and seize new opportunities.
Must-Have:
- MS in Mechanical Engineering
- 2-10 years of relevant experience
- Proficiency in CAD and 3D solid modeling
- Experienced in Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and statistical analysis
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
Nice-To-Have:
- Experience with ANSYS
- Familiarity with CREO
- Knowledge of optical design
- Proficient in Agile/Oracle PDM
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