Texas Instruments
Workflow Automation Engineer
Dallas, TX, United States
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About the role
- Smart Manufacturing and Automation (SMA) at Texas Instruments is looking for a Workflow Automation Engineer who can fundamentally change how quality and manufacturing operations run.
- This role is not about automating tasks in isolation.
Responsibilities
- This role sits at the intersection of deep process understanding and sophisticated software engineering - you will work directly with operational teams to identify inefficiencies, design automated solutions, and build systems that scale across the semiconductor product lifecycle, from fab operations to customer delivery.
- It involves solving problems in complex operational environments, earn the trust of subject matter experts, and drive and implement workflow automation across systems.
Requirements
- About You You are a strong software engineer energized by ambiguity.
Benefits
- You can walk into a room with process engineers and quality specialists, ask the right questions, and leave with a clear picture of what needs to be built.
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