Texas Instruments Analog IC Engineer Jobs
Texas Instruments ships more analog silicon than any other company. Its catalog of power management ICs, amplifiers, data converters, and motor drivers runs into the thousands of active parts. An analog IC engineer role at TI means designing circuits where precision and reliability get measured on real tape-outs, not slides.
SemiDesignJobs pulls TI analog openings from the company's design centers in Dallas, TX; Santa Clara, CA; Tucson, AZ; and Bengaluru, India. Filter by product family, whether that is power management, signal chain, or mixed-signal, then narrow by location and experience level.
These roles reward depth. You will do transistor-level design, run SPICE across corners, and follow a design through to silicon. Familiarity with TI's BCD, CMOS, and BiCMOS processes helps, and layout instinct plus a working grasp of device physics will set you apart. TI's industrial and automotive focus keeps steady demand for engineers who design for high reliability, wide temperature range, and long product lifecycles.
What makes TI different is the vertical integration. The company runs its own 300mm analog fabs in Texas and 200mm fabs abroad, so analog designers work directly with process engineers to co-optimize devices for a specific circuit. That process-design loop is rare at fabless analog shops. TI's Kilby Labs, named for Jack Kilby, who built the first integrated circuit, still runs research into new materials and circuit topologies.
New graduates usually land in structured mentorship under senior designers with decades of analog experience, which is part of why TI engineering careers tend to run long.
Pay for analog IC roles in the US generally starts around $120K base for early-career designers and climbs past $200K in total compensation at staff and principal levels. The semiconductor salary guide breaks this down by role and seniority.
If analog is your track, browse the broader analog IC design engineer roles alongside TI-specific searches like Texas Instruments power IC design jobs and analog IC design engineer jobs in Dallas. Save a search on SemiDesignJobs and you will get an email when a matching TI role opens.
FAQ
What IC families do Texas Instruments analog IC engineers design?
TI analog engineers work on LDOs, DC-DC converters, battery management ICs, op-amps, ADCs, DACs, motor drivers, and gate drivers. The range lets you specialize in one area or rotate across several.
What process technologies does TI use for analog IC design?
TI runs its own BCD (Bipolar-CMOS-DMOS) and CMOS processes alongside standard CMOS nodes, across internal fabs in Dallas and Aizu, Japan. Familiarity with TI's process design kits is a plus for experienced hires.
What is the work culture like for Texas Instruments analog IC engineers?
TI is known for strong mentorship and long development cycles that let engineers build deep expertise. The company emphasizes technical fundamentals and offers clear career ladders for individual contributors.