Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments designs and manufactures analog and embedded processing semiconductors—including MCUs, power management, signal chain and DLP devices—sold to OEMs in industrial, automotive, personal electronics and communications markets. Founded in 1930 and headquartered in Dallas, it is a public company (NASDAQ: TXN) with worldwide fabrication and assembly operations and a direct online store, supplying long-lifecycle parts used in everything from factory automation to vehicles and consumer devices.
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Design and develop real-time embedded software and device drivers for TI MCU platforms powering data centers, AI servers, robotics, and industrial applications. The role combines firmware development, hardware-software integration, board bring-up, debugging, validation, and customer-facing technical support.
Join Texas Instruments as a Software Engineering Intern focused on improving LLVM/Clang-based and proprietary compilers for Arm-based microcontrollers and digital signal processors. You’ll work with experienced engineers, mentors, and architecture teams on compiler functionality and performance.
Join Texas Instruments as an Embedded Software Engineering Intern, developing software, scripts, drivers, and development tools for chips, wireless protocols, and platform enablement. You’ll collaborate with technical teams, business partners, and customers while contributing to real-world semiconductor products.
Join Texas Instruments as a Software Engineering Intern developing embedded software and the infrastructure and test tools used to deliver high-quality chip products. You’ll work with build pipelines, hardware-in-the-loop testing, and cross-functional engineering teams.
Design security software architecture for next-generation automotive and industrial microcontrollers, spanning secure boot, firmware updates, cryptographic infrastructure, and HSM integration. The role bridges silicon and software while providing technical leadership and mentorship without direct people management.
Applications Engineering Interns at Texas Instruments support embedded and wireless connectivity products through customer-focused debugging, coding, testing, and technical problem-solving. The internship offers a dedicated project with flexible duration from 8 weeks to 6 months.
Design and develop real-time embedded software for Texas Instruments DLP Controllers and associated peripherals across industrial, automotive, and display applications. The role spans software development, hardware collaboration, testing, release management, and customer support.
Develop and integrate embedded software for automotive Battery Management Solutions, working directly with customers to deliver AUTOSAR-compliant Complex Device Drivers. The role combines hands-on development, technical debugging, system validation, and functional-safety compliance.
As a Software Engineering Intern at Texas Instruments, you’ll design embedded software and development tools used to test semiconductor products. You’ll write code for chips and collaborate with customers, business partners, and engineering teams.
Join Texas Instruments’ Career Accelerator Program as a Software Engineer and build foundational expertise in embedded systems, real-time software, and development tools. The role combines formal training, hands-on projects, and exposure to software applications, systems, and testing.
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