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 Post subject: Sr. RF Engineer - Nokia San Diego
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 7:00 pm 
 
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Position: Sr. RF Engineer
Req: RFE0000002W
Company: Nokia
Location: San Diego
http://nokia.taleo.net/careersection/10 ... job=903467

"Connecting People" is at the heart of the Nokia brand. Nokia is the world's number one mobile solutions company, connecting more than 1.3 billion people every day. Mobile maps, apps, music, media, messaging and more are explored and presented here in a comprehensive mobile solutions world.

Nokia's people ambition is very clear: an advanced integrated company built upon trust and accountability, great leadership and common values. We understand people's desire to join a dynamic and innovative team, where your ideas are valued and your creativity is nurtured. Our future is your creation.

General Purpose:
Works as an experienced (Senior) RF Engineer in Emerging Devices development programs conducting RF HW design, debugging, and testing, verification.

Main Responsibility Areas:
Responsible for specifying, planning, reporting, designing and verifying of RF area for product programs. Solves complex engineering problems of RF technology area. Coaches other team members in solving engineering problems. Typically participates in reviews of own or neighboring projects and co-operates with Product programs and suppliers. Can be responsible for technical component development together with suppliers. Has developed deep knowledge in RF area. Technical training responsibilities may be part of the role. All Hardware deliverables planned and implemented according to project plans and completed in line with overall project schedules.

Qualifications:
• 6+ year experience in mobile device RF design
• Outsourced or joint research and development with domestic and offshore product design/manufacturing suppliers.
• Good knowledge in RF transceivers, power amplifiers and other RF components used in mobile device radios.
• Good knowledge of some of the communication systems (GSM, WCDMA, LTE, GPS, Bluetooth, FM radio, WLAN, NFC).
• Experience in some of the design tools (Zuken, ADS, APLAC).
• Good hands-on experience in RF measurement equipment (VNA, Spectrum Analyzer, Radio Communication Tester).
• Good team player.
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) / Master of Science (MSc) in Electrical Engineering or related degree/experience.
"Connecting people" is the heart of our brand. This is why Nokia is respected and recognized worldwide. Our people shape and create future technologies. This is something we are proud of, and so will you. We offer a dynamic learning culture that nurtures openness, transparency, with endless opportunities for competence development. We reward the results of your success. We cultivate a flexible culture that embraces the uniqueness of everyone's life. Our resources support the mobile way of working and make it possible to arrange your day in the way it suits your career and personal demands.

Join our online communities now in Facebook FutureTalent@Nokia and LinkedIn NokiaGlobalCareers to meet our people and learn about the latest opportunities and news.

Nokia offers market-competitive rewards as well as benefits such as medical, dental and paid time off. We offer an industry-leading 401k plan, an employee stock purchase plan and many other employee programs. Nokia understands the importance of juggling professional and personal interests, and offers support for meaningful achievement in work, family, friends and self. Employees are encouraged to continuously develop their skills and competencies in order to stay at the forefront of technology. Employees also have opportunities to live out and enjoy Nokia technology on a daily basis.





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