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Adtran

Senior Hardware Engineer

Adtran

Atlanta, GA · Senior

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What this role is

ADTRAN is hiring an optical hardware engineer to design, qualify, and integrate optical components for next-generation DWDM networking systems. This role suits engineers with 2+ years in optical communications, test systems, or mixed-signal electronics who want hands-on involvement across the full product lifecycle.

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What they ask for

Required

  • BS in Electrical Engineering, Optical Engineering, Physics, or related technical discipline
  • Minimum 2 years of relevant engineering experience in optical communications, test and measurement systems, hardware development, mixed-signal electronics, or photonics
  • Understanding of optical communication systems and optical networking technologies
  • Experience with test equipment and laboratory measurement techniques
  • Knowledge of analog and digital electronics
  • Experience with mixed-signal circuit design and debugging
  • Ability to analyze technical data and solve complex engineering problems

Nice to have

  • MS degree
  • Experience with DWDM transmission systems
  • Knowledge of ROADMs, wavelength-selective switching technologies, and optical amplifiers
  • Familiarity with analog servo-loop control systems
  • Experience supporting products through complete development lifecycle from concept through production
  • Knowledge of optical component reliability and qualification requirements
  • Familiarity with Telcordia, IEC, and ITU standards
  • Experience working with external vendors and technology suppliers

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