Product, Test & Validation Engineer

Texas Instruments Incorporated; Bouchard (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments Incorporated is seeking a Product, Test or Validation Engineer as part of the Career Accelerator Program (CAP) in Dallas, TX. You will participate in hands-on, on-the-job learning across product, test and validation roles to design, build, and qualify TI’s analog and embedded processing ICs.

You will work with TI teams, customers and external partners to ensure quality, reliability and profitability of product lines, including engagement with wafer fabrication and assembly

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering or related field.
• Cumulative 3.0/4.0 GPA or higher.

Responsibilities

• Support development and implementation of strategies to achieve profitability targets on assigned TI product lines.
• Serve as primary contact for operational aspects related to the product portfolio and resolve quality and application issues.
• Facilitate cross-functional teams for problem solving and establish relationships with TI wafer fabrication and assembly sites.

Skills

Data analysis

Manufacturing systems

Product qualification & reliability

Test concepts

Automated test equipment

Hardware design & software development

Verifying capability to manufacturing

Bench verification/characterization

Validation concepts

Bench setups

C/C++ programming

LabVIEW (recommended)

Education

Master's degree in Electrical Engineering / related field

Tools

Oscilloscopes

LabVIEW

Job description

Texas Instruments Incorporated is seeking a Product, Test or Validation Engineer as part of the Career Accelerator Program (CAP) in Dallas, TX. You will participate in hands-on, on-the-job learning across product, test and validation roles to design, build, and qualify TI’s analog and embedded processing ICs.

You will work with TI teams, customers and external partners to ensure quality, reliability and profitability of product lines, including engagement with wafer fabrication and assembly