Cisco Associate Application Engineer Co 

United States, Massachusetts 

597823756

Applications are accepted until further notice.

Please note this posting is to advertise potential job opportunities.This exact role may not be open today but could open in the near future.

The Associate Application Engineer will perform one or more of the following tasks related to Acacia’s world-class optical products as a member of the Acacia department responsible for direct customer relationships. The individual will be assigned relevant work assignments to challenge them according to their current level of experience and capability.

• Recreate real-world application environments in our optical lab to evaluate and verify customer issues
• Develop creative workaround solutions to product limitations or bugs
• Work with customers to help integrate Acacia’s products into their systems and networks
• Work with the world’s leading systems and service providers to help build the networks of today and help define the networks of the future
• Collaborate with team members to develop Python scripts that enable and manage system features
• Address a broad range of technical disciplines, including electrical, optical, embedded SW, mechanical, and thermal.

Who You Are

• You have great interpersonal and organizational skills
• A solid general Engineering background
• A healthy curiosity about how the physical layer of the internet works
• Enjoys working with HW, SW, optics, or DSP
• Enjoys working in a lab environment

Minimum Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s degree program in electronic or electrical engineering or related field
• Competed courses in Signals and Systems, ElectronicDesignand a Basic Programming Course
• Knowledge of Python programming
• Basic Analog Electrical engineering skills
• Experience with electronic and/or optical system design

Preferred Qualifications:

• Master’s program students
• Coursework in optics or DSP

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