Jobs at Texas Instruments

Analyze and optimize warehouse, receiving, and inventory processes (expiry, scrap, reclaim). Develop space modeling and MRP-aligned strategies, manage outsourced stockroom/receiving suppliers, lead process improvements and scrap-claim handling, collaborate with procurement and finance, support audits, and drive inventory efficiency and cost reduction.

As a Purchase to Pay and Procurement Intern, you will work on various projects to understand global procurement processes and strategies, evaluate internal processes, and apply your academic knowledge to practical solutions.

The Administrative Assistant will manage travel arrangements, maintain calendars, support office needs, and facilitate communication within the organization.

The Talent Development Business Partner will lead talent strategies, conduct organizational analysis, and enhance talent development programs while collaborating with senior leaders and HR partners.

Production Specialists process wafers and support manufacturing operations by operating equipment for functions like etching, testing, and packing semiconductor devices.

The Wireless Protocol Stack Engineer will develop and test wireless communication protocols for embedded systems, focusing on performance and interoperability. Responsibilities include writing code for protocol stacks, optimizing performance, and ensuring compliance with wireless standards.

As the MFG Supervisor, you'll oversee production operations, analyze data, ensure product quality, and coordinate with various departments to meet production goals.

As a Test Engineer, you will validate wireless communication technologies for embedded devices, ensuring quality through comprehensive testing and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

As a Test Engineer at Texas Instruments, you will validate embedded systems, focusing on wireless protocols, boot processes, and device drivers, ensuring quality and compliance across components.

As an Equipment Engineering Intern, you'll support repair tasks, create designs with SolidWorks, and investigate equipment performance to enhance uptime and resolve issues in a manufacturing setting.

The Customer Quality Engineer ensures products meet quality standards, drives improvements, communicates with customers, and leads problem-solving efforts to achieve zero defect performance.

As a CNC Machinist, you will maintain and optimize production equipment, manufacture precise parts, and repair complex machine components independently.

Oversee process development engineering for semiconductor manufacturing, focusing on CMP, wet processing, and plating. Ensure compatibility with product designs and improve cost-effectiveness and quality.

The Device and Process Integration Engineer at Texas Instruments drives improvements in semiconductor process technology with a focus on advanced planar CMOS devices, collaborating across teams to optimize performance and meet product goals.

Participate in a Career Accelerator Program for Software Engineers, gaining skills in embedded systems design, software development processes, and collaborative projects for career success at Texas Instruments.

As a Quality Engineering Intern, you will address product quality issues, collaborate on process improvements, ensure compliance with quality systems, and analyze quality data.

As an IT intern, you'll engage in various IT areas, focusing on MES, automation systems, reporting, and data analysis, working with internal teams for system optimization.

As an intern equipment technician, you'll work in a cleanroom, focusing on equipment installation, maintenance, issue resolution, and performance improvement while collaborating with engineering teams.

As a Product Engineer, you will collaborate in a team to develop new products, conduct evaluations, analyze data, and improve quality and yield.

The Analog Design Engineer will design analog blocks for DAC products, requiring experience with various analog IPs and tools like Cadence Virtuoso.