Here is a job description for one of the 50 opening we are handling right now. Feel free to forward it to any IC engineer interested in TI.

Best regards,

Vicky Herrera
represent Texas Instruments
Avature Corp.
(212) 380-4160 x 337

Location: Greater Dallas Area, Texas
Group: HVAL/MSPC
Degree Requirements: MSEE or equivalent

Tired of shipping circuits and not seeing BIG revenue? Want to ship a part that generates over tens of millions of dollars in revenue each year? Want to be placed immediately into a key role where your talents are utilized, challenged, and rewarded? Want to work in a group that goes from DC to RF? Then you’ve come to the right place.

MSPC Design offers the unique opportunity to design and develop very highly integrated, mixed signal ICs for automotive and consumer electronics applications in an organization that has upper management support to drive to a $1B business. Our ICs are generally full custom devices designed in TI’s state-of-the-art high voltage BiCMOS technologies (down to 0.18-um feature size).

As an Analog Design Engineer in MSPC, you will be responsible for the specification definition, architecture, circuit design, layout supervision, and characterization of high-performance mixed signal circuits utilizing advanced BiCMOS technologies driving SoC applications. These circuits include linear voltage regulators, switching voltage regulators, data converters, power drive and control, transceivers, active filters, switched capacitor design, and battery charging blocks just to name a few. In addition, you will help manage the digital integration of u-controllers, flash memory, and other high-density logic modules onto these highly integrated mixed-signal products.


Other responsibilities include supporting other groups in the test, qualification, release to production, and ramp to volume of the IC.

The ideal candidate will have a strong set of Analog IC design skills in a wide range of circuits. Basic digital IC design skills at the gate level and utilizing Verilog/VHDL coding are an added benefit. Process and Device Physics knowledge are a strong plus. Expertise with software tools such as Cadence Analog Artist/Virtuoso/Silicon Ensemble, Synopsys, Chrysalis, Powermill, SPICE, etc. is needed. Strong layout knowledge and parasitic component understanding are a must.

The following areas of experience will be helpful: BiCMOS/CMOS technology knowledge, high voltage/high current design, esd, sensor, wafer fab and process, yield enhancement, modelling, ESD, motor control, and RF design tools.

The design engineer will need to team well both within the design team and with a cross-functional team responsible for the full development and ramp to volume of the IC. Communication skills are extremely important in this position.

Please also indicate:
1. Are you open to relocation to the Dallas, Texas area? And San Diego?
2. What is your current Immigration Status?
a) U.S. Citizen, Green Card holder, H-1 Visa or student visa?
b) If not a U.S. citizen, which country do you claim citizenship? If you have a H1 Visa, when does it expire?
3. Have you signed a Confidentiality Agreement with your current employer?
4. What is your educational background?
a) Degree, Major and GPA
5. Please describe briefly your last 5 project: project it was, what kind, when it was carried out, and what your task was. For example: Project: ofinc 857+ Kind: amplifier When: Dec 1998 - June 1999 Task: I was in charge of the layout.
6. Your current salary range?