Design the Chip That Secures Tomorrow's Connected World

At Texas Instruments , we're building the technology that powers secure ranging, automotive access, and next-gen radar sensing — all through the magic of Ultra-Wideband (UWB). If you're an experienced analog/RF IC design engineer who thrives on full design cycle ownership from architecture to silicon, this is your defining opportunity.

About UWB & Why It Matters

Ultra-Wideband (UWB) is one of the fastest-growing connectivity technologies in the world today:
- ? Automotive: Secure keyless entry in BMW, Tesla, BYD — using sub-4ns pulses for precise ranging
- Mobile: Integrated in Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy for proximity and location
- Safety: UWB radar detecting child presence, breathing, and movement inside vehicles
- Security: Advanced encryption + ultra-low duty cycle makes it the most secure short-range radio

Operating at 7–10 GHz with 500 MHz bandwidth , UWB is redefining wireless connectivity — and TI is at the heart of it.

About the Role





We are looking for a Lead Analog/RF IC Design Engineer to join our UWB Design Group within TI's RF Transceiver & Connectivity division in Bangalore, India.
You will experience the full product design lifecycle — from block architecture and concept design through schematic, layout, extracted simulation, and silicon test & verification — for cutting-edge UWB transceiver SoCs (MCU-integrated).

This is a high-ownership, high-visibility lead-level role with one of three specialization tracks:

Possible Role Tracks

Track 1 — PLL & Clock System Design
- Architecture and design of Crystal Oscillators, Integer/Fractional PLLs, and LO Distribution Systems
- Ensure low phase noise, quick lock time, and robust performance across PVT corners
- Design and simulate PLL loop dynamics, VCO, dividers, and charge pumps

? Track 2 — IF Filter & VGA Design
- Design of Intermediate Frequency (IF) filters and Variable Gain Amplifiers (VGA)
- Optimize linearity, noise, and bandwidth f

📌 Lead Analog/RF IC Design Engineer – UWB Transceiver | PLL | TX Design (India)
🏢 Texas Instruments
📍 India