Mechanical Packaging Engineer Co-op
$20.10 - $70.40
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Intern
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$20.10 - $70.40
About the role
- Experience with 3D CAD design, tolerance analysis, and GD&T with SolidWorks or similar software.
- Experience with thermal and thermo-mechanical simulations using ANSYS or similar software.
- Experience with documentation of fabrication, inspection, and assembly processes.
- Solid interpersonal, communication and problem-solving skills in order to interact with engineering staff, external vendors and contractors effectively.
- It would be nice if you also had: Knowledge of design for manufacturing of 2.5D/3D packaging.
- Experience in high-speed electronics package design and/or laser package design.
- Experience with metrology techniques such as SEM/XSEM, confocal microscopy, or acoustic imaging - or equivalent practical work experience.
- Familiarity with design and simulations of optical packaging using free space optics or fiber coupling.
- More Information
- Flexible and hybrid working schemes to balance study, work, and life
- Professional development events and networking opportunities
- Well-being programs, including Personal Support Service 24/7 - a confidential support channel open to all Nokia employees and their families in challenging situations
- Opportunities to join Nokia Employee Resource Groups (NERGs) and build connections across the organization
- Employee Growth Solutions, mentorship programs, and coaching support for your career development
- A learning environment that fosters both personal growth and professional development – for your role and beyond
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