SoC/FPGA Engineer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Nokia in Vimercate
Job Description
The NOKIA Optics Subsystems group develops the front-ends for coherent optical long-distance transmission modules to interconnect network nodes and data centers. We are expanding and looking for highly motivated and experienced engineers to join us to develop the next generations of transmission systems.
Job Description
The NOKIA Optics Subsystems group develops the front-ends for coherent optical long-distance transmission modules to interconnect network nodes and data centers. We are expanding and looking for highly motivated and experienced engineers to join us to develop the next generations of transmission systems.
Within Optics Subsystems, the SoC (System-on-Chip) team members architect, specify, design and test the ASICs for the optical modules. Our main goal is to extend the optical reach and transmission bandwidth and at the same time reduce the power and floorspace needs by using the latest chip technologies.
Sounds interesting?
Be sure to check out details about our latest ASICSoC development, in the Optical Engines page:
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ICE-X 800G ZR/ZR+ | Nokia.com
Salary range:
34,491 -77,884 Euro
How You Will Contribute And What You Will Learn
As ASIC engineer involved in the architecture and development of sub-micron devices, your development tasks are highly demanding in technical and soft skills. You will be working in a culture of autonomy and individual responsibility as part of an international development team, building system-on-chip devices for coherent transmission systems.
This position is especially focused on design for Coherent Transmission ASIC devices
- Highly skilled ASIC Development Specialist with expertise in Transmission protocols adopted in Communication industry
- Proficient in developing complex ASIC designs for optical communication systems
- Experienced in RTL design and verification, with special focus on ensuring high-performance and low-power ASIC solutions.
- Proven track record of collaborating with cross-functional