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Nokia
Manufacturing Technician
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A Manufacturing or Production Technician works with manufacturing equipment and machinery. Performs set up and tests, monitors, adjusts and repairs machines used to produce products or other machines. Inspects equipment, troubleshoots problems with machines or designs.
$68,204 / year median in California
+12% projected growth
Job Description
Job Description Nokia is searching for an electro-mechanical systems hardware technician to work on InP-based Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC) aging systems. The individual would be responsible for supporting the operation of our PIC burn-in Lab. Duties would include maintaining existing complex burn-in systems and developing, qualifying, and releasing new burn-in tools. The job is based in Sunnyvale in the Optical Modules Group (OMG). The ideal candidate would exhibit a passion for troubleshooting both electronic and mechanical systems and possess strong communication skills. Responsibilities Troubleshoot complex electronic/firmware/software/mechanical issues in PIC burn-in systems Work with vendors to develop, qualify, and release new burn-in systems for next-generation PICs Ensure that preventative-maintenance procedures are followed Interface with other departments to support problem resolution and training General lab maintenance - keeping the area neat and clean Qualifications Electronics troubleshooting skills employing voltmeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, and soldering skills Mechanical aptitude with working under a microscope Excellent teamwork, communication skills, and ability to train other technicians Physical capability to lift 25 lbs., sit on floor to do repairs, work between systems in tight areas, and able to manipulate and assemble small mechanical assemblies