Systems Engineer: Shape Next-Gen IC Design & Roadmaps

118-WW TMG MFG OPS; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments is offering a path through the Career Accelerator Program (CAP) to accelerate professional and technical growth in systems engineering. You will develop advanced analog and digital chips, interface with customers to shape roadmaps, and work across IC design teams to deliver robust, manufacturable products.

In this role, you will participate in on-the-job learning, gain exposure to multiple engineering disciplines, and contribute to solving complex design challenges from concept

Qualifications

• Minimum MS degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering or related field.
• Minimum Cumulative 3.0/4.0 GPA.

Responsibilities

• Develop advanced analog and digital chips and system products from concept to mass production.
• Interface with TI business units and customers to define product roadmaps.
• Evaluate silicon systems (hardware and software) and related documentation.
• Gather user requirements, translate them to functional specifications, and implement solutions and enhancement projects.
• Provide complete documentation for each development lifecycle step.
• Perform troubleshooting and debugging on issues related to the system.

Skills

C/C++ programming

System design

Matlab

Team collaboration

Verbal and written communication

Problem-solving

On-time delivery

Education

MS in Electrical Engineering

GPA 3.0/4.0

Tools

IC design tools

Job description

Texas Instruments is offering a path through the Career Accelerator Program (CAP) to accelerate professional and technical growth in systems engineering. You will develop advanced analog and digital chips, interface with customers to shape roadmaps, and work across IC design teams to deliver robust, manufacturable products.

In this role, you will participate in on-the-job learning, gain exposure to multiple engineering disciplines, and contribute to solving complex design challenges from concept