Analog IC Product Engineer for Automotive & Industrial

Texas Instruments; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments in Phoenix is seeking a Product Engineer to join a dynamic, cross-functional team focused on analog amplifiers, sensors and signal processing ICs for Automotive and Industrial markets.

You will design bench evaluation PCBs, develop characterization programs, perform IC evaluation, work with failure analysis, and collaborate with global manufacturing to address quality, yield and cost challenges.

Responsibilities

• Development work in support of a broad range of analog amplifiers, temperature sensors, sensor based analog front ends and application specific signal processing comprising of advanced Integrated Circuits that address Automotive and Industrial markets
• Collaborate and work in a team environment with Design, Applications, Test, Marketing, Manufacturing, Quality and Reliability in all aspects of new product development, production release to accomplish goals and objectives
• Design bench evaluation PCBs (printed circuit boards) and generating characterizations programs for bench evaluations
• Perform evaluation, debug and characterization of integrated circuits to ensure they meet the product requirement specifications and manufacturing requirements
• Work with failure analysis (FA) to determine root cause of any reliability and qualification failures
• Work with process and package technology development to develop and qualify technologies for new product development
• Work closely with the global manufacturing facilities to address customer specific product quality, yield management and cost reductions issues on mature products. Scope of work could include product spins and derivatives

Job description

Texas Instruments in Phoenix is seeking a Product Engineer to join a dynamic, cross-functional team focused on analog amplifiers, sensors and signal processing ICs for Automotive and Industrial markets.

You will design bench evaluation PCBs, develop characterization programs, perform IC evaluation, work with failure analysis, and collaborate with global manufacturing to address quality, yield and cost challenges.