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Architect and define coherent optical pluggable products for packet-optical telecommunications networks. Translate business needs, customer use cases, and industry standards into system architectures and requirements. Lead cross-functional teams spanning ASIC, optical, hardware, and software development; guide implementation alignment; evaluate new features; and document product concepts. The role requires expertise in optical networking, multi-layer network management, control-plane features, link-level algorithms, and optical performance monitoring.

Designs and executes manual and automated tests for carrier-grade optical networking systems, including SONET, SDH, OTN, DWDM, ROADM, and optical amplifier equipment. Develops test plans, scripts, and automation frameworks; analyzes failures and defects; validates system requirements, provisioning, configuration, protection schemes, reliability, performance, and security. Collaborates with engineering, architecture, design, and test teams to deliver quality assessments and deployment-ready products.

Manages global supplier collaboration and material availability for memory components. Resolves allocation issues and supply escalations, analyzes supply positions using data and scenario planning, mitigates shortage risks, improves supplier performance, and coordinates with sourcing, materials, data management, manufacturing, and business teams. Presents insights to senior leaders and drives continuous improvement across Nokia’s global supply chain.

Leads quality assurance initiatives as a hands-on senior test automation engineer and functional manager. Develops test strategies covering end-to-end automation, scale, soak, regression, and chaos testing. Uses device simulators, hardware devices, and traffic generators to validate distributed-system resilience and stability. Collaborates across engineering teams, analyzes test results, mentors team members, and drives continuous improvement in testing processes and quality practices.

Develop and execute optical hardware and system-level validation tests. Improve Python-based test automation, workflow pipelines, data collection, and reporting. Interface with optical test instruments, investigate software and hardware failures, and perform root cause analysis. The role also involves applying AI-assisted coding tools and collaborating on optical integration and validation activities.

Leads the architecture, modernization, implementation, security, and lifecycle management of a critical manufacturing plant network. Responsibilities include LAN, WAN, SD-WAN, wireless, firewalls, DNS/DHCP, remote access, IT/OT segmentation, monitoring, incident resolution, disaster recovery, compliance, and business continuity. The role coordinates with global IT, cybersecurity, manufacturing, vendors, and service providers while mentoring teams and driving automation.

Provides first-line FAB and IT support in a manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include triaging tickets, maintaining backups, configuring operator workstations, installing software and printers, troubleshooting connectivity, tool data, monitors, alarms, and virtual machines, and managing software licenses. Collaborates with FAB Operations and provides rotational off-hours support. Preferred skills include Jenkins, MES, .NET, Java/Tomcat environments, scripting, and SPC chart creation.

Develop and maintain semiconductor equipment automation and MES integrations using SECS/GEM, SEMI standards, Ignition, Python, REST APIs, and databases. Design equipment-to-host interfaces, station controllers, finite-state workflows, data collection, tags, and web or desktop applications. Validate MES processes, support SPC software, debug and host applications, and work with hardware and semiconductor manufacturing systems. The role also requires strong analytical, communication, leadership, project management, and application ownership skills.

Lead a mechanical development team designing opto-electronic packages and modules. Manage project plans, cross-disciplinary coordination, technical reviews (FMEAs, FEA), DFM with suppliers, resource planning, status reporting, and drive product quality, reliability, and innovation for high-speed communications.

Provides L4 support for cloud-native applications and distributed systems in production. Responsibilities include resolving complex incidents, performing service recovery, leading root cause analyses, monitoring platform health, and improving reliability through automation and AI-assisted troubleshooting. The role requires OAM/FCAPS expertise, collaboration with Engineering and support teams, customer escalation management, and participation in a 24x7 rotational shift supporting global deployments.