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Texas Instruments is seeking a Layout Design Manager. In this role, you will be leading a team developing power management ICs for high power density applications. This role combines people leadership with strong ownership of layout execution, while also adopting and driving new tools and flows across the team. You’ll also have opportunities to work with advanced power packages and help push the boundaries of thermal and electrical performance in cutting-edge power solutions.
Qualifications
Technical qualifications
- Deep understanding of analog and power layout techniques, including matching, symmetry, current density, electromigration, and IR drop management
- Experience with high-voltage design rules, isolation techniques, and device spacing for BCD/HV processes
- Strong knowledge of parasitic-aware layout for sensitive analog blocks such as bandgaps, references, comparators, and op-amps
- Familiarity with power device layout, including LDMOS, power MOSFETs, bond pads, and ESD structures
- Proficiency with layout tools such as Cadence Virtuoso and verification flows including DRC, LVS, PEX, and parasitic extraction
- Knowledge of packaging considerations, including bond wire, flip-chip, and bump layout, as they relate to PMIC layout
Leadership and collaboration qualifications
- Ability to manage schedules, resource allocation, and cross-functional coordination across design, product, process, reliability, and packaging teams
- Strong verbal and written communication skills for interfacing effectively with circuit designers, product engineers, and foundry partners
- Experience mentoring and developing junior layout engineers
- Demonstrated interpersonal, analytical, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively across functions
- Ability to quickly ramp on new systems and processes, take initiative, and drive results with strong time management and on-time delivery
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Skills Required
- Deep understanding of analog and power layout techniques, including matching, symmetry, current density, electromigration, and IR drop management
- Experience with high-voltage design rules, isolation techniques, and device spacing for BCD/HV processes
- Strong knowledge of parasitic-aware layout for bandgaps, references, comparators, op-amps, and other sensitive analog blocks
- Familiarity with power device layout, including LDMOS, power MOSFETs, bond pads, and ESD structures
- Proficiency with Cadence Virtuoso and verification flows including DRC, LVS, PEX, and parasitic extraction
- Knowledge of bond wire, flip-chip, and bump layout considerations for PMICs
- Ability to manage schedules, resource allocation, and cross-functional coordination
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Experience mentoring and developing junior layout engineers
- Interpersonal, analytical, and problem-solving skills
- Ability to learn new systems and processes, take initiative, manage time, and deliver on schedule
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