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Texas Instruments is seeking a Systems Engineering Intern to help develop advanced analog and digital chips and system products from concept to mass production. You will participate in high-speed IC design cycles and work with TI business units and customers to define product roadmaps.
The role involves evaluating silicon and systems solutions, gathering user requirements, and providing documentation for each lifecycle step. Strong collaboration and problem-solving will be essential.
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At TI, Systems engineers focus deeply on understanding the technical needs, and future trends of an industry or end equipment, then create new products and innovative forward-looking product roadmaps to solve them. Systems Engineers are an integral part each phase of new product development at TI. In the early stages of product development, systems engineers interface with key stakeholders (customer decision-makers, application engineers, marketing, management, sales, IC design engineers, technology development) to negotiate specifications, perform trade-offs, understand the competitive landscape, and ultimately develop detailed technical definitions for new products. They then collaborate with the full IC development team (design, applications, test, product engineers) to deliver products to the market which are compelling, competitive, cost-conscious, manufacturable, and importantly, successful in growing TI's business.
In this systems engineering intern role, you'll have the chance to: