What if your next circuit design powered the wireless infrastructure connecting millions of people across the globe?
At Texas Instruments, we don't just build chips — we build the backbone of contemporary wireless communication. Our Wireless Infrastructure team is pushing the boundaries of RF silicon at 28nm and beyond, and we're looking for an exceptional RFIC Design Engineer to join us.
Your circuits. Your IP. Real-world impact. Billions of connections.
About the Role
You'll be part of TI's Wireless Infrastructure Product Group — an elite team developing integrated transceiver SoCs for 3G/4G/4.5G/AAS base station markets. Working across low-IF, zero-IF, and RF sampling architectures , you'll design high-performance RF blocks that go into products used in global telecom networks.
This isn't a maintenance role. This is a build-from-scratch, innovate-from-day-one engineering position where your ideas become patented silicon.
Our team holds 250+ granted patents. Your next innovation could be one of them.
?️ Key Responsibilities
- Design and develop RF front-end circuits including wide-band VGAs, frequency synthesizers, mixers, PPAs, and LNAs
- Architect and implement analog baseband signal chain blocks with focus on linearity, noise, and bandwidth
- Contribute to high-speed data converter design — pipelined ADCs, Sigma-Delta ADCs, and high-speed DACs
- Develop and optimize high-speed GHz digital front-end and signal processing datapaths
- Drive power optimization strategies through differentiated circuit architectures in 28nm CMOS
- Execute full-cycle IC design flow: schematic, simulation, layout review, silicon bring-up, and characterization
- Collaborate cross-functionally with digital design, systems, and verification teams
- Contribute to patent filings and technical publications based on novel design innovations
- Support silicon validation , debug, and post-silicon optimization on test benches
✅ Required Skills
- 2–5 years of hands-on RFIC or analog IC design e