Analogue Hw Engineer
Pubblicato il 28-09-2026 - Nokia in Venezia
OverviewPossiede le competenze e l'esperienza giuste per questo ruolo? Continui a leggere per scoprirlo e invii la sua candidatura.In this role you will contribute to Nokia's X-Haul microwave transport solutions within the MW&CSN Business Unit, translating high-level requirements into robust hardware designs. You will join a global, multicultural team and stay at the cutting edge of theory and development methods. You'll own complex legacy designs, implement new features, and propose optimizations to advance connectivity. This position offers meaningful impact through shaping microwave hardware in a world-class telecom environment.Retribuzione / BenefitsFlexible and hybrid working schemesMaternity and paternity leave with return optionLife insurance for employeesWell-being programsNERGs and career development supportCoaches and mentors for professional growthResponsabilitàRequirement analysis and feasibility studies for HW solutionsHW architecture definition and technology/component selectionHW development and detailed design in the microwave domainHW unit test, qualification,
and reportingHW project status reporting and trackingHW Configuration managementContribute to process improvements and innovationRequisiti fondamentaliEngineering degree in Electrical, Electronics, Telecommunications, Physics or related fieldDeep theoretical knowledge in electronic/mechanical domainsStrong math and physics backgroundKnowledge of waveguide microwave circuit theory, filters and circulatorsKnowledge of analog circuit design (linear/non-linear) xysqume Knowledge of microwave planar circuit theoryKnowledge of microwave system theory and basic blocks (LNA, PA, synthesizer, mixer)Knowledge of modulation/demodulation theory and QAM signalsFluent in EnglishGood teamwork, adaptability, accountability, cross-cultural collaborationEager to learn and expand knowledgeteamworkadaptabilityaccountabilitywaveguide microwave circuit theoryanalog circuit designmicrowave planar circuit theory