Firmware Development Engineer
Nokia (company site, opens in a new tab)3–5 yrsHybridDirect career pageEst. 12–22 LPA
Posted on 5 Sept
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Job description
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About This Role
- Design, implement, and test firmware for next-generation Optical line system products such as ROADM, EDFA, and Raman used in optical network deployments.
- Develop and maintain Firmware Requirement and Design documents, collaborate cross-functionally for integration, and support manufacturing processes.
- Debug and resolve customer issues, participate in design reviews, and contribute to improving firmware development processes.
Minimum Requirements
- 3 to 5 years of embedded software development experience in a multithreaded real-time environment.
- BE/BTech or ME/MTech in Computer Science, Electronics and Communications Engineering, or related field.
- Strong C/C++ programming skills, system understanding, debugging proficiency, and experience with Linux or RTOS device driver development.
- Hands-on experience in hardware interfaces (I²C, SPI, Ethernet, PCIe), hardware bring-up, Uboot bootloader, and use of test equipment like JTAG debuggers.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experience working with optical domain firmware products and understanding of optical network hardware integration.
- Ability to work collaboratively with geographically dispersed teams and contribute to design and architectural decisions.
- Familiarity with embedded Linux, RTOS environments (e.g., FreeRTOS, ThreadX), and comfortable with cross-functional collaboration including hardware, FPGA, software, and manufacturing teams.