Great Culture, Busy Projects
Great Culture, Busy Projects
Good cooperation and workplace culture, a vast telecom product portfolio, and interesting and engaging technical knowledge fields (e.g., 5G). World-class procedures and excellent existing expertise in all fields. This is a good place to start, particularly in the telecoms field, and to grow.
Typically a heavy workload in particular projects (varies greatly), with pay rises having a relatively low ratio.
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Software QA Engineer
Got an email from one of the managers from NOKIA ION. * Given a coding challenge consisting of 5 coding questions: 3 LeetCode easy, 1 medium, and 1 hard. * Had a 3-hour long back-to-back interview. * In one of the rounds, a coding challenge wa
Software QA Engineer
I took the exam on a Saturday. I was expecting it to be a one-day process, but there were no managers available to interview QA applicants that day. So, HR said to wait for their call or text. I got a message the following week asking for my availab
Software QA Engineer
This was for a role that has both Networking and Python Programming/Automation - a student co-op. They grilled me on Networking to the core, mostly theory, focusing on routing protocols. This was because I had explained that I had worked for network
Software QA Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesMay 1, 2020Got an email from one of the managers from NOKIA ION. * Given a coding challenge consisting of 5 coding questions: 3 LeetCode easy, 1 medium, and 1 hard. * Had a 3-hour long back-to-back interview. * In one of the rounds, a coding challenge wa
Software QA Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesJuly 9, 2018I took the exam on a Saturday. I was expecting it to be a one-day process, but there were no managers available to interview QA applicants that day. So, HR said to wait for their call or text. I got a message the following week asking for my availab
Software QA Engineer
Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaApril 1, 2025This was for a role that has both Networking and Python Programming/Automation - a student co-op. They grilled me on Networking to the core, mostly theory, focusing on routing protocols. This was because I had explained that I had worked for network
