Senior Reliability Engineer

Nokia · United States

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This position is cross-functional in nature and requires close cooperation with the design, development ,and production teams.   The ideal candidate would possess a deep understanding of the physics of photonic devices and have a strong desire to learn about the reliability challenges associated with new product development. 
 

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