In this role, you'll join a dynamic firmware team dedicated to enhancing Nokia’s next-generation Optical Engine tailored for long-haul and metro applications. Working closely with cross-functional teams, you’ll design and implement innovative solutions that tackle complex problems in Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing transport products. Your contributions will have a direct impact on the efficiency and reliability of cutting-edge optical technologies. You'll benefit from an environment that encourages knowledge sharing and collaboration, where your insights and expertise are valued. We offer competitive compensation, opportunities for professional growth, and a comprehensive benefits package, including health, wellness programs, and flexible work arrangements, ensuring a balanced and fulfilling work-life experience.

Must-Have:

• BS/MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related field
• 6+ years of embedded software development experience in a multithreaded real-time environment
• Strong C/C++ programming skills
• Experience with device driver development for Linux or Real-Time Operating Systems
• Excellent analytical and troubleshooting abilities

Nice-To-Have:

• Experience with scripting languages

• Hands-on experience with Zynq and ARM processors

• Familiarity with firmware requirements and design documentation

• Knowledge of optical engineering concepts

• Experience working with cross-functional teams

• Design, implement, and test code for next-generation Optical Engine firmware used in Long Haul, Metro, and Data Center Interconnects.

• Develop and maintain Firmware Requirement and Design documents.

• Collaborate with optical, hardware, FPGA, software, manufacturing, and test teams for seamless integration.

• Provide knowledge transfer to manufacturing processes.

• Debug and resolve customer issues effectively.

• Contribute to testing documentation to ensure product quality and compliance.

• Participate in design reviews and provide input on architectural decisions.

• Continuously seek improvements in firmware development processes and methodologies.