Section Manager: Analog Process Development

Texas Instruments; United States; On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments is seeking a Section Manager - Process Development to lead a cross-functional team of experienced process engineers and drive advancement of TI's analog semiconductor technologies.

This high-visibility role requires deep technical expertise, strong people leadership, and the ability to manage multiple technology development programs with aggressive timelines in a fast-paced environment.

Responsibilities

• Lead, develop, and grow a cross-functional team of experienced process engineers spanning all major process modules
• Define and execute process integration strategies for TI's most advanced analog technology nodes
• Drive innovative process solutions that meet performance, reliability, and manufacturability requirements
• Own technical problem-solving and root cause resolution for complex, cross-module process challenges
• Enable multiple concurrent technology development programs, balancing resources and priorities to meet aggressive milestones
• Support program schedules, clearly communicating status, risks, and mitigation plans to site and executive leadership
• Drive cross-functional execution across process engineering, integration, device engineering, equipment, and operations teams to ensure on-time technology delivery
• Develop scalable engineering workflows and operational frameworks that improve program velocity and team effectiveness
• Partner with integration, yield, device, and operations teams to ensure seamless technology transfer and process readiness
• Provide regular program updates, technology development status, and risk assessments to site leadership
• Represent the section in cross-site and corporate-level technology forums, benchmarking activities, and best-practice sharing initiatives

Job description

Texas Instruments is seeking a Section Manager - Process Development to lead a cross-functional team of experienced process engineers and drive advancement of TI's analog semiconductor technologies.

This high-visibility role requires deep technical expertise, strong people leadership, and the ability to manage multiple technology development programs with aggressive timelines in a fast-paced environment.