NVM Device Engineer – Innovative Memory Solutions

118-WW TMG MFG OPS; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments is seeking an experienced engineer to lead non-volatile memory device development within Advanced Technology Development. You will evaluate NVM technologies, define bitcell designs, and work with wafer facilities and multiple design groups to deliver memory solutions for TI customers.

The role involves experiments, device characterization, data analysis, and process control documentation, with opportunities to influence future technologies and interact with multiple business

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or related engineering field.
• 2+ years of relevant engineering experience.
• Experience with NVM technologies: Floating gate NVM (OTP, EEPROM, FLASH) and Antifuse NVM.
• Knowledge of memory device physics, including non-volatile memory devices.
• Knowledge of semiconductor device physics and circuit design.
• Solid understanding of CMOS and memory process flows, device integration, NVM operation and reliability.
• Working knowledge of yield and data analysis.

Responsibilities

• Select NVM technologies for TI’s analog and embedded technologies; define bitcell design and process integration.
• Define SWR/DOE (experiments), test structure definitions and device characterization.
• Perform data analysis, characterization, and device simulation; generate process control documents.

Skills

2+ years exp

NVM knowledge

CMOS memory

Data analysis

Yield analysis

Communication skills

Documentation

Education

Master's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Spectre

Cadence design

PERL

Python

JMP

Spotfire

Job description

Texas Instruments is seeking an experienced engineer to lead non-volatile memory device development within Advanced Technology Development. You will evaluate NVM technologies, define bitcell designs, and work with wafer facilities and multiple design groups to deliver memory solutions for TI customers.

The role involves experiments, device characterization, data analysis, and process control documentation, with opportunities to influence future technologies and interact with multiple business