Mechanical Engineer

Nokia · Germany

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Company
Nokia
Location
Germany
Posted
October 15, 2026

About this job

As a Mechanical Engineer, you will play a crucial role in the mechanical design and development of optical transmission systems. Your expertise will be utilized in creating high-complex optical modules and designing mechanical components for PCBAs. Additionally, you will be responsible for qualifying and releasing mechanical components, providing production data, and supporting electrical HW development and thermal simulation. Your collaboration with vendors and international Nokia teams will be essential for the successful delivery of our products. Mechanical design of high-complex optical modules Design and development of mechanical components for PCBAs Qualification and release of mechanical components for production Provision of production data to the PDM system Support electrical HW…

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