The Test Data Analysis Engineer will analyze and improve test processes, lead yield improvement initiatives, utilize SQL for data analysis, and automate testing processes.
As a Test Data Analysis Engineer at Nokia in Allentown, you will collaborate with a skilled team dedicated to advancing optical communication technology. You will engage with diverse experts, enhancing your problem-solving skills while contributing to yield improvement initiatives. The fast-paced and innovative environment encourages creative solutions, empowering you to drive real impact on production outcomes. You will enjoy career progression through mentorship and structured development programs. The role offers competitive benefits, including health plans, retirement options, and opportunities for professional growth. You'll be part of a culture that prioritizes continuous improvement and values diverse perspectives, making your contributions essential to Nokia’s success in shaping the future of communication technology.
- Analyze and improve test and debug processes to enhance manufacturing capabilities.
- Communicate complex technical issues to diverse audiences clearly and effectively.
- Lead efforts for yield improvement through failure mode analysis of testing discrepancies.
- Collaborate across teams to address and resolve manufacturing yield challenges.
- Balance daily production demands with long-term Root Cause and Corrective Action (RCCA) initiatives.
- Utilize SQL and statistical software to clean and analyze data for informed decision-making.
- Automate testing processes using object-oriented programming and debugging in an IDE.
- Contribute creative ideas to support Nokia’s strategy and continuous improvement efforts.
Must-Have:
- BS Degree in science or engineering, preferably in Electrical Engineering or Physics
- 2+ years of experience in manufacturing environments
- Strong analytical skills with proficiency in SQL and statistical processing software
- Hands-on experience with object-oriented programming and test equipment automation
- Ability to effectively communicate complex technical issues
Nice-To-Have:
- Master’s degree in a Science or Engineering field with a focus on optics
- 5+ years of experience in semiconductor or opto-electronic manufacturing
- Familiarity with industry-standard testing equipment and methodologies
- Experience in Root Cause and Corrective Action (RCCA) initiatives
- Background in yield improvement and failure mode analysis
Top Skills
Ide
Object-Oriented Programming
SQL
Statistical Software
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