Lead Analog IC Design Engineer & Product Owner

Texas Instruments; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments in Dallas, TX is seeking a senior engineer to lead an Analog IC design team, owning definitions through release to manufacturing. You will guide activities from concept to silicon, work with physical design, verification, system engineers and marketing to align product briefs and roadmaps.

The role emphasizes mentoring, hiring and developing talent, ensuring progress toward technical objectives, and supporting customers and TI field teams to translate designs into reliable,

Qualifications

• Proven experience in analog IC design and silicon evaluation.
• Demonstrated leadership of engineering teams.
• Experience coordinating with cross-functional teams (design, verification, applications, marketing).

Responsibilities

• Lead an Analog IC design team from definition to release to manufacturing.
• Direct, guide and participate in design activities for ICs across multiple applications.
• Assign tasks, set schedules and monitor progress.
• Evaluate intermediate and final results during design and silicon evaluation to meet objectives.
• Collaborate with physical designers and monitor IC layout progress.
• Work with verification, system, and marketing teams to define product requirements and roadmaps.
• Interface with customers and TI field teams to understand needs and provide support.
• Participate in hiring and developing personnel to grow the organization.

Skills

Analog IC design

Team leadership

Product ownership

Silicon evaluation

Cross-functional collaboration

Job description

Texas Instruments in Dallas, TX is seeking a senior engineer to lead an Analog IC design team, owning definitions through release to manufacturing. You will guide activities from concept to silicon, work with physical design, verification, system engineers and marketing to align product briefs and roadmaps.

The role emphasizes mentoring, hiring and developing talent, ensuring progress toward technical objectives, and supporting customers and TI field teams to translate designs into reliable,