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About the role
Change the world. Love your job.
Texas Instruments (TI) is out front and ready for the next big challenge. Our innovations are at the core of nearly every electronics product in use today. And it doesn't stop there. We're developing breakthrough technology to power the world's future innovations as well. TI is committed to building a better future — from the responsible manufacturing of our semiconductors, to caring for our employees, to giving back inside our communities. Put your talent to work with us.
We are seeking an experienced Analog and Mixed Signal Designer to join the development of the next-generation USB 2.0 and eUSB2 solutions for Enterprise AI and IoT applications. You will contributing to analog PHY design from concept through production, including circuit architecture, schematic implementation, and layout supervision. You will contribute to mentoring our growing analog design team while . In addition to analog design, responsibilities also include collaborating with cross-functional groups on silicon validation and qualification, contributing to project planning/tracking, and ensuring designs meet TI's reliability standards using advanced CMOS process technologies. This role offers the opportunity to drive innovation in USB interface technologies while contributing to industry-leading products in a collaborative environment focused on technical excellence and professional growth.
In this role, responsibilities may include
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Analog IC design from product definition to release to manufacturing
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Support architecture definition including feasibility studies for design trade-offs.
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Analog circuit design to meet functional and performance requirements while also meeting quality/reliability requirements.
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Top-level and block-level analog design verification using latest methodologies in testbench development, automation and data analysis.
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Provide design support for application engineers and customer design-ins.
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Collaborate with multi-discipline new product development teams.
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