Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments

SRAM Process Development Engineer

Dallas, TX, United States

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About the role

  • Highly visible position interacting with multiple business groups, development groups, and fabrication facilities.
  • You will be involved in innovative pathfinding projects.
  • Opening is within Advanced Technology Development Department of the Technology and Manufacturing Group.

Responsibilities

  • Being responsible for SRAM memory device development, you will join a small development team with talented and driven contributors to deliver high-density, production-worthy, reliable memory technology on schedule and within budget.
  • include SRAM bitcell design, process integration, SWR/DOE (experiments) definition and generation, test structure definition, characterization, data analysis...

Company info

  • You will work with development wafer fabrication facilities to manage device definition, creation, demonstration, and delivery and work with multiple design groups to capture requirements and to evaluate tradeoffs providing a unique opportunity to create SRAM memory solutions for TI customers.

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