Test Engineer (Electronics Engineering)

Job Title

Test Engineer (Electronics Engineering)

Role Summary

Entry-level engineering role supporting product, test and validation activities for TI analog and embedded-processing products. Work includes developing test hardware and software, debugging devices, optimizing tests, and supporting product qualification and manufacturing release.

The role partners with cross-functional teams and manufacturing sites to implement strategies that improve profitability through new product introduction, cost reduction, capacity expansion and yield enhancement.

Experience Level

Entry-level — suitable for fresh graduates up to ~2 years of relevant experience.

Responsibilities

Typical duties for this role include hands-on test, validation and product-support activities:

• Participate in TI's Career Accelerator Program (onboarding, technical training and on-the-job learning).
• Develop and implement product/test/validation plans to meet profitability and quality targets (NPI, cost reduction, capacity, yield).
• Design, build and maintain test hardware and software; develop test programs (C/C++) and work with automated test equipment (ATE).
• Debug devices at bench and system level; perform verification, characterization and device failure analysis.
• Perform product qualification and reliability tests and evaluate their implications for manufacturing and customers.
• Verify test capability and support product release to manufacturing; collaborate with wafer fabrication and assembly teams.
• Analyze test and manufacturing data, resolve customer quality/application issues, and facilitate cross-functional problem solving.
• Document results, communicate with stakeholders, and support continuous improvement initiatives.

Requirements

Core technical skills and professional attributes expected for successful candidates.

• Must-have: Programming experience in C/C++; familiarity with basic test concepts and automated test equipment (ATE).
• Must-have: Practical understanding of analog circuitry and bench setups; ability to perform hardware debug and basic hardware/software integration.
• Must-have: Strong verbal and written communication, teamwork, analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.
• Must-have: Ability to learn new systems and processes quickly and to work across functions with internal and external stakeholders.
• Nice-to-have: LabVIEW experience; familiarity with schematics, PCB layouts and digital components.
• Nice-to-have: Knowledge of specific analog components (op-amps, DC/DC, data converters, sensors) and experience with product qualification/reliability testing or manufacturing systems.

Education Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Electronics or Electrical Engineering required; academic performance expectation noted as CGPA > 3.3.

About the Company

Company: Texas Instruments

Headquarters: Dallas, Texas, USA

Texas Instruments is a global semiconductor company that designs, manufactures, and sells analog and embedded processing chips for various markets including industrial, automotive, and personal electronics. The company's innovations aim to make electronics more affordable and reliable, fostering advancements in technology through each generation of semiconductors.