The Sr. Test Process Engineer role involves diagnosing hardware and software test issues, driving yield improvements, and collaborating with technicians and management in optical communication manufacturing.
In this role as a Sr.Test Process Engineer, you will join a dynamic team focused on advancing optical communication technologies. Collaborating closely with skilled technicians and engineers, you'll tackle complex hardware and software challenges, fostering an environment of creativity and innovation. Your insights will directly influence our manufacturing processes, driving improvements in yield and test performance. We prioritize a collaborative culture where your voice matters, and you will have the freedom to implement solutions that make an impact. Benefits include competitive compensation, professional development opportunities, a structured career progression framework, and exposure to a broad spectrum of engineering expertise. Enjoy working in a compelling environment while helping shape the future of connectivity at Nokia.
- Diagnose and resolve complex hardware and software test issues in optical communication products.
- Drive test yield improvements and reduce test time through innovative strategies.
- Provide fault isolation guidance and support for technicians in troubleshooting efforts.
- Produce detailed documentation and communicate findings to team members and leadership.
- Collaborate effectively within a team environment while balancing production needs with continuous improvement.
- Interface with various stakeholders, including technicians and senior management, in a professional manner.
- Modify existing software to enhance cycle time, quality, and reliability of tests.
- Utilize statistical tools and methodologies to support process yield improvement initiatives.
Must-Have:
- BS degree in a science or engineering discipline
- 1+ years of manufacturing experience in optical or semiconductor domains
- Proficiency in reading schematics and knowledge of analog/digital electronics
- Experience with SQL and statistical tools (JMP/JSL preferred)
- Ability to modify and read object-oriented code (Java, C#, VB.NET, etc.)
Nice-To-Have:
- 2+ years in semiconductor, optoelectronic, or related manufacturing
- Experience with automation of electrical/optical test equipment (attenuators, switches, etc.)
- Experience supporting international contract manufacturers
- Familiarity with basic statistics and Gauge R&R, SPC
- Experience with test/measurement interfaces (USB, GPIB, TCP/IP, SPI, COM)
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