Test Engineer - RF

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The RF Performance Test Engineer is responsible for verifying and validating the performance of RF products, ensuring compliance with industry standards (e.g., 3

GPP) and Nokia‑specific requirements. This role involves conducting tests at the unit and system levels, analysing results, and collaborating with cross‑functional teams to address any issues identified during testing.

• RF Performance Testing:
  • Execute RF performance tests using 3
    
    GPP test models and Nokia‑specific configurations
  • Conduct tests under various environmental conditions
  • Validate RF parameters such as EVM, ACLR, OBUE, sensitivity, and frequency error
• Test Planning and Execution:
  • Develop and review test plans and test cases for RF performance validation
  • Set up and maintain test environments, including hardware and software configurations
  • Ensure test coverage for all RF performance aspects, including conducted and over‑the‑air (OTA) testing
• Fault Analysis and Debugging:
  • Analyse test results to identify performance issues and root causes
  • Collaborate with hardware and software teams to resolve defects
  • Document findings and propose corrective actions
• Compliance and Certification:
  • Ensure RF products meet 3
    
    GPP, ETSI, FCC, and other relevant standards
  • Support type‑approval processes for global markets (e.g., US, Canada, EU)
• Collaboration and Reporting:
  • Work closely with RF design, integration, and verification teams to align testing strategies
  • Generate detailed test reports and summaries for stakeholders
  • Participate in regular sync‑up meetings to discuss progress and challenges

• Knowledge of RF principles, signal processing, and wireless communication standards
• Experience with RF measurement equipment
• Familiarity with RF product specifications and testing methodologies
• Ability to analyse complex data and identify trends or anomalies
• Proficiency in debugging RF hardware and software issues
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, or a related field