Validation Engineer
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About the Team
This requirement is open for Analog Signal Chain (ASC) -Motor Drives (MD) group at Texas Instruments India. Our charter is to develop drivers for Brushed, Stepper motors and solenoid driver for Automotive and Industrial systems. These motor drives touch our everyday lives, and the innovation and reliability we bring to these products truly make the world a safer place! We are looking for highly motivated and passionate Validation engineer with background in power electronics and microcontrollers to join this product line. Your expertise will be instrumental in driving the growth of our business.
Job Responsibilities:
Join our innovative team as a Validation Engineer and drive technical excellence in motor driver and motor control applications. You will be responsible for owning and driving silicon validation for assigned project(s).
Work will involve,
- Work with the product definition and design team, before silicon availability to thoroughly understand validation requirements including device level, system level and compliance specifications.
- Define and own validation plan and schedule with coverage of all the use-cases and corner conditions.
- Development of test methods and efficient, reusable automation for the setups.
- Work with design team to perform Pre Si verification with the help of FPGA
- Drive the development of scalable validation boards meeting signal and power integrity requirements.
- Parametric data collection across PVT, using automation to execute a comprehensive validation plan.
- Drive reviews with extended team for validation boards, test results and debug.
- Work with cross functional teams (Systems, Apps, TE, PE, Quality) to support customer issues debug, root cause analysis and solution identification.
On anomalous behavior observed, perform debug through design of experiments to narrow down the source of the error including but not limited to – error in stimulus, error in hardware, isolating probable “on device” circuit blocks etc. responsible for the behavior.
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