Nokia · United States

Engrg Technician 3

United StatesOn-siteSkilled Trades & Maintenance

Listed on Nokia’s official careers site. Posted October 21, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Job Family Description Brief Description Assembly Engineering Technician responsible for supporting Assembly Engineering team in development assembly builds and sustaining processes and tools in a 24x7 manufacturing & development facility specializing in optical integrated circuits. Job will focus on weekend work days/hours but additional off-hours and weekday support may be required to sustain the 24x7 nature of the tools/processes owned.

Description Responsibilities will include engineering support in sustaining and monitoring performance of die singulation, die attach, wirebond and inspection tools and/or process steps in the fabrication of monolithically integrated optical circuits. Candidate is expected to be hands-on and able to operate all process tools required in the assembly of next generation development builds. Candidate will be assisting Assembly Engineers in running experiments, data collection and analyzing data.

Candidate will work in a team environment consisting of engineers and operators, requiring excellent written and verbal communication skills. Responsibilities will also include assisting in maintaining operational documents and training new operators.

Qualifications

Familiarity with cleaving singulation, die-attach and wirebond assembly process related defects. Knowledge in identifying or addressing common causes of assembly defects is a plus. Experience with SPC and MES systems is a plus. Experience in III-V semiconductors is desired.

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