Product Operations Analyst - Encore Program Internship

118-WW TMG MFG OPS; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 26,000 - 38,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship program

Coaching

Networking opportunities

Job summary

Texas Instruments invites experienced professionals who have paused their careers to join the Encore Program—a paid, 12-week internship designed for a career return. You will contribute from day one, solving real problems and collaborating with TI teams.

In the Product Operations Analyst role you will translate inventory strategy into measurable revenue outcomes, optimize operations, and drive cross-functional collaboration while maintaining strong customer satisfaction and financial

Qualifications

• Career break of at least 2 years is required
• Intent to return to a full-time role after the program
• US work-authorization required (no sponsorship)
• Meet the minimum role-specific requirements for the job

Responsibilities

• Own portfolio management in high-growth markets.
• Develop systems expertise across business environments.
• Support product lifecycle management from development to market introduction.
• Drive cross-functional problem solving to deliver measurable impact.
• Shape and implement new Operations processes to support long-term growth.

Skills

Cross-functional collaboration

Data-driven decision making

Critical thinking

Problem solving

Financial impact awareness

Consensus-building

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Finance/Operations/Supply Chain/Industrial Engineering

Job description

Are you an experienced professional or veteran looking for a purposeful step back into the workforce after an extended career break? Or are you ready to return to full‑time work but need a flexible bridge to re‑launch your career?

TI’s Encore Program helps you put your skills to work, sharpen your capabilities, and relaunch your career.

About the Encore program

• Overview: A paid, 12‑week internship designed for experienced talent who have taken a career break of 2 years or more (over a continuous period)
• Your role: You’ll be a contributor, not a trainee, from day1—solving real problems, inventing solutions, and collaborating with TI teams.
• Support: Personalized mentorship, coaching, and networking opportunities are built into the program.
• Outcome: High‑performing participants will be considered for full‑time employment at the end of the program.

Qualifications, skills and requirements

• A career break of at least2years
• Intent to return to a full‑time role at TI after the program.
• No sponsorship required now or in the future (U.S. work‑authorization required).
• Meet the minimum role‑specific requirements for the job

Change the world. Love your job.

The Product Operations Analystis a highly analytical and strategically impactful role focused on driving business performance through data-driven decision making. In this role, you will translate inventory strategy into measurable revenue outcomes while optimizing operational efficiency across the business.

As an Operations Analyst, you will develop strong cross-functional expertise by collaborating with strategic business unit stakeholders, manufacturing partners, and sales leaders. This role requires critical thinking and proactive problem solving to deliver measurable business results while maintaining high levels of customer satisfaction and strong financial performance.

Key responsibilities and opportunities in this role include:

• Owningportfolio management responsibilities within high-growth markets, demonstrating strong business stewardship and accountability for performance.
• Developingsystems expertise that can be applied across multiple business environments to improve operational visibility and decision making.
• Supportingproduct lifecycle management, contributing insights from early development through successful market introduction.
• Drivingcollaborative problem solving with cross-functional partners to deliver measurable business impact.
• Playingan active role in shaping and implementing new Operations processes, helping build the operational foundation that will support how we deliver parts and serve customers for years to come.

This role offers a unique opportunity to build strategic, analytical and operational leadership skills while making a meaningful contribution to the company’s continued growth.

Texas Instruments will not sponsor job applicants for visas or work authorization for this position.

Minimum requirements:

• Bachelors degree in Finance, Operations, Supply Chain Management, Industrial Engineering, or a related field
• 2 years of relevant experience

Preferred qualifications:

• Experience building influential cross-functional relationships
• Ability to translate complex operational data into meaningful business insights
• Proactive problem-solving approach with attention to financial implications
• Adaptability in fast-paced, dynamic environments
• Demonstrated critical thinking and consensus-building skills
• Positive, high-energy attitude with commitment to team success