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Nokia is a Finnish telecommunications equipment company founded in 1865 as a paper mill, which became the world's largest mobile phone maker in the 1990s before selling that business to Microsoft in 2014. It now supplies network infrastructure to operators and enterprises, covering radio access equipment for mobile networks, optical and IP routing for transport networks, fixed broadband access, and a technologies division that licenses its cellular patent portfolio. Headquartered in Espoo and listed in Helsinki and New York, it runs Nokia Bell Labs as its research arm and has been expanding into data centre networking as operator spending has slowed.

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As an Assembly/Test Manufacturing Technician for our weekend shifts, shift 1 is Fri/Sat 11 pm-11:30 am (12hrs) and Sat/Sun 11 pm-11:30 am (12hrs), plus 2 days to be determined 11 pm-7:30am. Shift 2 is Sat 11:am -11:30 pm, Sun 11 am-11:30 pm(12hrs), plus 2 days to be determined 3 pm-11:30pm (16hrs) plus 20% shift differential.

With the Nokia New Product Introduction (NPI) team in Allentown, PA, you play a critical role in ensuring product quality through hands-on assembly and testing of line cards and systems. You will collaborate closely with engineers and quality assurance professionals to create staging tests that mimic real-world conditions, supporting troubleshooting and failure analysis efforts. This position offers a dynamic weekend shift environment, where you'll thrive in a fast-paced, high-impact setting that values teamwork and innovation. You will enjoy the flexibility of two12-hour weekend shifts with the potential for overtime, empowering you to focus on product excellence while adapting to the evolving needs of the telecommunications landscape. Join us in shaping the future of connectivity, where your skills and passion for learning are not just welcomed but essential!

Conduct assembly and system tests of Line Cards and Products for Nokia New Product Introduction (NPI) workflows.

Perform root cause analysis and support corrective actions for component and system-level failures.

Ensure the highest product quality by executing thorough staging tests for customer deployments.

Collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize assembly processes and improve product reliability.

Adapt to evolving tasks and prioritize effectively in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment.

Prepare detailed documentation for test results and technical findings to facilitate knowledge sharing.

Embrace continuous learning and apply new skills in the Opto/optical field to drive innovation.

You have:

Minimum of a 2-year degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

Excellent organizational and time management abilities

Proficiency in Microsoft Office

Ability to work under pressure and prioritize responsibilities

Willingness to work overtime as needed

It would be nice if you also had:

4-year degree in Electrical Engineering or related field

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