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Texas Instruments·Semiconductors·19 days ago

Digital IC Design Engineer (INT TRX)

Dallas, United States of AmericaMid · 2-5 yearsH1B likely

About this role

Shape the Future of Connectivity. Build What Matters.

Join a team at the forefront of automotive and industrial innovation — where your work directly impacts the technologies driving tomorrow's world.


About the Role

We're looking for a talented Digital Design Engineer to join our team, where you'll architect and design high-performance digital circuits that seamlessly interface with cutting-edge analog systems. You'll work across a diverse set of communication protocols — including CAN, LIN, 1394, and Ethernet — contributing to full end-to-end system solutions that push the boundaries of what's possible.


What You'll Do

  • Define architecture and micro-architecture for complex digital systems
  • Write and review RTL code, and drive designs through simulation, synthesis, and timing closure
  • Develop test methods and specifications, and contribute to application notes and datasheets
  • Solve complex engineering challenges by assessing and applying a range of techniques and methodologies
  • Manage and prioritize multiple concurrent tasks, delivering results on time with minimal supervision
  • Collaborate closely with a world-class team of analog and digital design engineers to solve problems and drive innovation

What We're Looking For

  • Strong background in digital circuit design and familiarity with analog-digital interfaces
  • Hands-on experience with communication protocols such as CAN, LIN, 1394, and/or Ethernet
  • Proficiency in RTL design, synthesis, and verification flows
  • Excellent problem-solving skills with a systematic, analytical mindset
  • A collaborative team player who communicates clearly and contributes proactively to group discussions

Why Join Us?

Be part of a highly skilled, passionate engineering team where your ideas are heard, your growth is supported, and your work genuinely changes the world — one chip at a time.