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Texas Instruments in Bengaluru seeks an experienced AMS DV Engineer/Lead to define and drive mixed-signal verification strategies for high-voltage power controller ICs. You will develop and maintain AMS testbenches, models, and system-level tests, while mentoring junior engineers and collaborating with design, firmware, and validation teams.
The role emphasizes ownership of verification deliverables, strong debugging, and a startup-like environment within TI’s global framework, based in
At Texas Instruments, our High Voltage Power (HVP) team develops some of the world's most advanced power solutions — AC/DC controllers, isolated DC/DC converters, GaN-integrated power stages, and modules capable of withstanding several hundreds of volts. Now, we're building this capability in Bangalore — and we're looking for an exceptional AMS DV Engineer/Lead to be part of this exciting journey from the ground up.
This is a rare startup-like opportunity within the safety of TI's global umbrella. You won't just join a team — you'll help build one. As part of TI's new HVP investment in India, you'll work in a dynamic, entrepreneurial environment while having access to TI's world-class tools, processes, and expertise.
We are looking for a talented AMS Design Verification Engineer/Lead to join the HVP team in Bangalore — responsible for developing and driving mixed-signal verification strategy, AMS testbenches, behavioral models, and SoC-level DV for high-voltage power controller ICs.
Startup Energy: Join a new team being built from scratch — your contributions shape the culture and capability
Global Impact: Work on the world's largest HVP portfolio — AC/DC, DC/DC, GaN, and modules
Leadership: Lead, mentor, and grow junior DV engineers in a high-ownership environment
Innovation: Access to cutting-edge EDA tools, TI's global DV methodology, and Cadence mixed-signal flows
Technology: Work on GaN, high-voltage, and isolated power controller SoCs — one of the most demanding domains in semiconductors