Texas Instruments
Digital IC Design Engineer
Tucson, AZ, United States
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About the role
- Your responsibilities will include defining, RTL coding, simulation, synthesis, timing closure, verification, evaluation, debugging of high-speed communication chips both at the circuit level and behavioral level.
- You will plan and organize work to ensure timely completion of many independent tasks with general instructions on routine tasks and with detailed instructions on new assignments.
Responsibilities
- As a design engineer, you will prepare test methods and specifications, assist in preparation of application information, data sheets and demo boards.
- You will develop solutions to complex problems through assessment of various techniques and approaches.
Company info
- In this position, you will be working on high-speed mixed-signal communication circuits using state-of-the art process technology, as well as be involved in the design of high performance digital circuits interfacing to leading edge analog circuitry as part of an overall system.
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