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Select, evaluate, install, upgrade, and maintain metrology equipment for semiconductor manufacturing. Monitor equipment performance and reliability, implement uptime and preventative maintenance programs, provide technical support to repair and process teams, and document maintenance procedures.

Lead and manage the IC layout design function for complex integrated circuits. Ensure layouts meet design rules and schematics, maintain circuit documentation, develop computer design-rule checks (DRCs), select mask vendors, and recruit, develop, and evaluate personnel to ensure efficient operation and on-time project delivery.

Design and implement automated workflow, dispatching, and scheduling solutions for a 300mm semiconductor fab. Collaborate with stakeholders, use data-driven analytics for automated decisions, troubleshoot complex systems, integrate emerging technologies, and deliver parallel projects while communicating impacts to leadership.

Define next-generation analog power products by analyzing applications, gathering customer requirements, creating product roadmaps, assessing IC architectural trade-offs, validating system-level performance, troubleshooting system issues, and coordinating cross-functional teams to drive NPI and product releases.

The Patent Attorney will analyze technologies, draft and prosecute patent applications, collaborate with engineers, develop patent strategies, and provide legal counsel.

As a DFM/OPC Engineer, you'll develop and optimize Optical Proximity Correction models and DFM solutions, ensuring reliable chip manufacturing at 28nm nodes, collaborating across teams to improve yield and performance.

Define system-level architectures and product specifications for precision ADCs, translate customer needs into product roadmaps, guide cross-functional design and test teams, support design-in and volume production, create technical collateral, and drive new design wins through deep analog signal-chain expertise.

Join a team focused on developing NVM technologies, handling tasks from component definition to fabrication and product delivery, while collaborating across disciplines.

The RFAB Module Industrial Engineer at Texas Instruments focuses on improving manufacturing operations through performance analysis, capacity modeling, data validation, and collaboration across departments to optimize equipment utilization and operational performance.

Design and verify high-speed mixed-signal communication and high-performance digital circuits. Tasks include RTL coding, simulation, synthesis, timing closure, verification, debugging, test method/spec preparation, documentation, and cross-functional collaboration to deliver chip-level solutions.