Jobs at Texas Instruments

Entry-level technical sales training program involving three rotations across field sales, mass-market selling, and business unit or systems engineering and marketing. Participants develop customer relationships, identify opportunities, manage leads, support revenue growth, and learn semiconductor product lifecycles and sales processes. Successful participants may advance to Technical Sales Representative roles.

Participate in a technical sales engineering internship at a field sales office. Learn customer engagement, collaboration with business units, and solution development. Complete projects involving market analysis, customer case studies, project kickoff coordination, account selection, and presentation of findings to leaders. Apply technical, analytical, communication, relationship-building, teamwork, and project delivery skills in a fast-paced semiconductor environment.

Leads semiconductor process engineering teams supporting 300mm high-volume manufacturing. Owns tool installation, process release, capacity enablement, cost reduction, sustaining engineering, excursion response, root-cause resolution, SPC governance, and continuous improvement. Partners with manufacturing, equipment, integration, technology, yield, operations, and facilities teams while reporting operational performance to senior leadership.

Leads a cross-functional semiconductor process engineering team developing advanced analog technology. Oversees process optimization across major wafer-fabrication modules, process integration, root-cause resolution, technology transfer, and concurrent development programs. Manages workforce planning, performance, succession, and talent development while coordinating with integration, device, equipment, manufacturing, and operations teams. Communicates program status, risks, and technology readiness to site and executive leadership.

Leads a semiconductor manufacturing engineering section responsible for factory-wide defect metrology, yield improvement, excursion management, process control, and quality systems. Manages engineers and technicians, drives SPC governance and automated containment, presents performance updates to executive leadership, and champions AI-enabled manufacturing and continuous improvement across multiple wafer-fabrication technology nodes.

Evaluates, selects, orders, installs, upgrades, and maintains semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Monitors equipment performance and reliability, develops solutions to improve uptime, supports repair and process engineering teams, tracks manufacturer updates and safety issues, and establishes preventive maintenance schedules. The role requires semiconductor manufacturing experience, equipment expertise, analytical problem-solving, cross-functional collaboration, and familiarity with vacuum systems, SPC, monitoring software, and cleanroom protocols.

Evaluates, selects, installs, upgrades, maintains, and supports semiconductor manufacturing equipment. The role monitors equipment performance and reliability, improves uptime, resolves manufacturing-impacting equipment issues, supports repair and process engineering teams, and develops preventive maintenance programs. Expertise with semiconductor equipment, vacuum technologies, cleanroom protocols, SPC, and equipment monitoring is preferred.

Participate in a rotational human resources development program supporting HR business partnering and specialist functions such as recruiting, compensation, employee relations, and development. Analyze workforce needs, develop HR solutions, support talent and training initiatives, improve recruiting and communication strategies, and complete hands-on projects with business leaders. The program includes formal training, networking, and potential international assignments before placement on a permanent HR team.

Participate in pricing strategy, operations, analytics, and customer pricing execution. Interns help establish pricing guidelines, analyze market and competitive data, identify trends, recommend price adjustments, collaborate with regional and business teams, and develop or refine tools supporting pricing analysis and revenue growth.

Participate in TI’s Career Accelerator Program while supporting customers with semiconductor applications, technical solutions, product positioning, testing, debugging, and system-level problem solving. Applications Engineers develop end-equipment expertise, help define future products, provide technical support, and collaborate with customers and internal teams. The role includes hands-on lab work, technical training, and exposure to product marketing and digital marketing.

Design and verify digital integrated circuits, including processor architectures, memory-management units, multicore systems, and cache systems. Responsibilities include defining specifications, analyzing architecture trade-offs, participating in design reviews, supervising IC layouts, developing behavioral models, characterizing prototypes, and coordinating product testing and releases. The program also provides exposure to design verification and analog design through training and on-the-job projects.

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.

Participate in TI's Career Accelerator Program to develop as a product, test or validation engineer. Design, build, qualify and support analog and embedded IC products; develop test software/hardware, debug devices, optimize tests, support yield and cost projects, resolve customer quality issues, and collaborate with manufacturing and cross-functional teams.

Responsible for evaluating and ordering manufacturing equipment, overseeing installation and maintenance, providing technical support, and writing maintenance schedules.