Optics NPI Engineer Job, Kenyan IT Jobs 2023,
Job Description.
Your skills and experience .
The mission of MEA Optics NPI Team is to define and execute the activities that are part of either project execution or pre-sales opportunity. This is covering any new product, technology, or solution in Nokia Optics portfolio; mainly 1830 PSS and the associated Network Management System (NFM-T) and network automation services.
Are you passionate about solving problems
As part of our team, you will:
- Perform OS/NMS(NFM-T) installations, upgrades, migrations, and network transformations for optics.
- Perform Lab testing, Field Trials, DryRun, Proof of Concepts, Preliminary Acceptance Tests, Customer Demos/Workshops.
- Define test cases based on customer specific scenarios and develop MOPs and test procedures.
- Extend and expand Nokia’s automation delivery footprint, also to develop scripts and tools to automate the manual and routine tasks.
- Perform extensive lab work, both in person and remotely.
You have:
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in Computer Science and/or equivalent work experience in Telecommunications engineering discipline.
- Demonstrable skill in scripting and programming languages: e.g., Python, Java, JavaScript, and good knowledge in algorithms & Agile development processes and DevOps practices.
- Strong Linux/Unix shell networking knowledge, as well as, Cloud, Docker, OpenStack, Kubernetes, Databases, Containerized Applications, Microservices, etc.
- Willingness and desire to do hands-on lab work, and are careful and thorough, with attention to detail.
- Ability to work via own initiative, you have to be self-motivated with flexible, positive, and creative attitude. Also, you should have a strong communication, documentation, collaboration, and interpersonal & Team Skills.
It would be nice if you also had:
- Experience in DWDM system design, architecture, and testing.
- Familiarity with other test automation and scripting software.
- Hands-on experience including design, build, deploy, troubleshooting and fault-finding.
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