Join Nokia's Optical Networks division as a High-Speed Converters Test and Validation Lead and play a key role in the development, characterization, and validation of next-generation high-speed converter technologies used in advanced optical transmission systems.

This is a senior technical leadership position for an experienced engineer with deep expertise in ADC/DAC characterization, high-frequency test methodologies, and laboratory-based validation. In addition to hands-on technical work, you will provide technical leadership for test strategy, drive improvements in measurement methodologies, mentor engineers, and coordinate validation activities across international development teams.

You will be responsible for ensuring the successful validation of high-performance converter solutions throughout the full product development lifecycle, from early technology evaluation through product release and manufacturing readiness.

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