Texas Instruments
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What you'll do: In this role, you will work on defining, developing and debugging validation environments for TI’s wireless MCU products targeted at Industrial markets.
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In this role, you will work on defining, developing and debugging validation environments for TI’s wireless MCU products targeted at Industrial markets. You'll Deep dive into both low level and system level modules, ensure compliance with specifications, collaborate with experienced software, Architecture, design and verification teams and build your skills through hands-on projects and dedicated mentorship.
4th year of bachelor’s degree in electrical / communication Engineering, or equivalent
Team Player, collaboration, and interpersonal communication skills
Demonstrated independent learning ability, initiative, and proactive thinking
Strong problem-solving skills and attention to details
Ability to work in a team both local and global. Strong communication skill – Verbal and written
Self-learner, able to study from documentation and code
Experience with electronic components, test equipment and test setups
Hands-on technical experience in either HW or SW fields
Familiarity with coverage-driven testing, object/aspect-oriented programming
Basic experience with AI tools (such as GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, ChatGPT, or similar tools)
Academic or personal projects demonstrating use of AI tools and prompt engineering
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