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Texas Instruments in Dallas is seeking an Analog Design Engineer (Lead) for Connectivity Products to own the complete analog/mixed-signal design cycle within an SoC. You will guide architecture, design, schematic, layout, verification and integration, driving from definition to manufacturing.
You will lead the IC design team, collaborate with verification, layout and systems engineers, and support customer-facing discussions while contributing to roadmaps and new concepts for connectivity
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Analog Design Engineer (Lead) for Connectivity Products:
Connectivity SoC’s with Radio & Micro controllers are widely used in Automotive, Industrial and Medical Applications. Some of the examples are BLE based Glucose Monitor patches and Tyre Pressure Monitors; UWB based access control KeyFobs for Cars. We are looking for an Analog Design Lead with complete design cycle experience in Architecture, Design, Schematic, Layout, Verification and SoC Integration and Debug. Some of the Analog / Mixed-signal designs that we are exploring include ADC, DAC, PLL, PGA, Filters, Crystal Oscillators, Temperature sensors, LDO, bandgap reference, DC-DC converters, Comparators etc. You will be part of the Central Analog team of Texas Instruments EP BU that is heading the Analog / Mixed-signal designs to be embedded into the SoC.
In this role, responsibilities may include: