Jobs at Nokia

The Fault Management L1 Engineer 3 handles advanced network fault isolation, resolution, documentation, and collaborates on network design and validation, requiring significant experience in IP-MPLS and related technologies.

The engineer handles advanced monitoring and fault isolation, prepares documentation for network changes, provides technical guidance, ensures best practices, and collaborates on network activities.

The Fault Management L1 Engineer 3 provides advanced monitoring support, conducts fault analysis, validates network configurations, and collaborates on network upgrades and documentation.

The role involves troubleshooting network faults, providing expert analysis, collaborating with teams on network changes, and ensuring adherence to best practices while documenting technical findings.

The role involves troubleshooting network faults, providing advanced L2 support, preparing network change documentation, and ensuring adherence to best practices.

The role involves troubleshooting network issues, conducting fault isolation and root-cause analysis, overseeing network change protocols, and supporting cross-functional network operations.

The Fault Management L2 Engineer handles end-to-end fault management, provides technical support, develops procedures, and ensures network stability and compliance with best practices.

The role involves advanced fault management including troubleshooting, incident resolution, collaboration with teams, and documentation in a network environment.

The L2 Engineer troubleshoots network faults, performs advanced monitoring and root cause analysis, prepares network change plans, and provides technical guidance during incidents. Responsibilities include adherence to SOPs, validation checks, and collaboration with teams.

The Fault Management L1 Engineer 3 troubleshoots network faults, handles advanced monitoring and fault isolation, and provides technical guidance during network activities.

The role involves advanced network fault management, preparation and validation of network changes, and technical guidance during critical incidents, requiring extensive knowledge in IP/MPLS and related technologies.

The Fault Management L2 Engineer assesses and resolves network incidents, ensuring adherence to SLAs and OLAs, while providing technical guidance and documenting findings.

The FM L2 Engineer manages fault and incident resolutions, guides technical teams, improves processes, and oversees complex networking solutions with high discretion.

Troubleshoot network issues, perform field dispatch and service desk activities, conduct fault investigations, and ensure effective network change implementation while adhering to best practices.

The role involves troubleshooting network faults, providing L2 support, performing root-cause analysis, and guiding network changes. It includes collaboration with teams and documentation of findings.

The Technical Lead is responsible for architectural design, requirement conversion, mentoring the team, and ensuring technical excellence while working with product owners and managing user stories.

The Fault Management L1 Engineer troubleshoots network faults, performs advanced monitoring and fault isolation, and ensures smooth implementation of network activities. Responsibilities include preparing procedures for network changes and providing technical guidance during major incidents.

The Fault Management L2 Engineer is responsible for end-to-end fault management, handling incidents, problem resolution, and providing technical guidance during critical network activities. They ensure network stability, develop mitigation plans, and collaborate with cross-functional teams.

The role involves developing and integrating software for xPON ONT systems, collaborating with teams, and ensuring quality deliverables in embedded Linux environments.

The FM L3 Engineer resolves network incidents, performs fault management and analysis, and develops mitigation plans for complex faults. They oversee technical guidance, validate network designs, and document findings during critical incidents.