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Texas Instruments is looking for a DFT Lead to join our semiconductor design team in Bengaluru, India. This role involves defining DFT strategies, leading a team of engineers, and ensuring compliance with industry standards in test coverage and production yield.
The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, a minimum of 5 years of DFT experience, and proficiency with DFT EDA tools such as Cadence Modus and Genus.
Competitive compensation and a culture of continuous improvement await you at TI, where your work significantly impacts product quality and reliability.
You know the difference between a chip that passes test and one that shouldn't have. At Texas Instruments, our DFT team is the last line of defense — and the first line of quality. We're looking for a DFT Lead who doesn't just implement test strategies — they define them, own them, and raise the bar on them.
Texas Instruments is seeking a DFT Lead to join our semiconductor design organization — one of the most technically rigorous and impactful teams in the global chip industry.
As the DFT Lead, you'll play a pivotal role in shaping how TI designs for testability across the full product development lifecycle. From defining DFT specifications and driving ATPG strategies to leading silicon bring-up and post-silicon debug, your fingerprint will be on every product that ships.
You'll lead and mentor a team of DFT engineers, collaborate cross-functionally with Design, Verification, and Manufacturing teams, and continuously evolve TI's DFT methodologies, tools, and processes. This is a role that demands both deep technical expertise and genuine leadership instinct.
If you're the kind of engineer who sees a complex design and immediately thinks about scan architecture, fault coverage, and yield impact — this role was built for you.
TI's semiconductor portfolio spans industrial, automotive, personal electronics, and communications. As DFT Lead, your work directly impacts the quality, reliability, and yield of products shipped to millions of end users globally.
This isn't a DFT execution role — you'll define strategy, lead methodology, and own sign‑off. Your decisions shape product outcomes from design through production.
TI offers structured career tracks across both technical (Senior → Lead → Fellow) and people leadership paths, with genuine investment in your development.
You’ll work with design, verification, manufacturing, and test engineering teams — building a network and impact that spans the full semiconductor development ecosystem.
Market‑leading salary, long‑term incentives, comprehensive benefits, and the financial strength of a global Fortune 500 semiconductor leader.
TI actively invests in evolving its methodologies, tools, and processes — and DFT is a critical pillar of that investment. You’ll have the resources and mandate to drive real change.