What if the analog circuits you design today power the wireless networks billions of people depend on tomorrow?

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nAt Texas Instruments, we engineer silicon that sits at the heart of global wireless infrastructure — and we need an exceptional Analog Design Engineer to help push the boundaries of what's possible.

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nYour transistors. Your architecture. Real silicon. Real-world scale.

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n About the Role

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nYou'll join TI's Wireless Infrastructure Product Group — a world-class team designing integrated transceiver SoCs for 3G/4G/4.5G/AAS base station markets. You'll work across low-IF, zero-IF, and RF sampling architectures , crafting high-performance analog blocks that are deployed in telecom networks worldwide.

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nThis is not a sustaining role. This is a design-from-scratch, innovate-from-day-one opportunity where your analog intuition becomes patented silicon.

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nOur team holds 250+ granted patents. Your next idea could be one of them.

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n????️ Key Responsibilities

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- Design and develop precision analog circuits — OTAs, comparators, references, bias circuits, and signal chain blocks
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- Architect and implement analog baseband components with focus on noise, linearity, and dynamic range
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- Design and optimize high-speed data converters — pipelined ADCs, Sigma-Delta ADCs, and high-speed DACs
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- Drive power efficiency innovation through differentiated analog architectures in 28nm CMOS
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- Perform full-cycle IC design: schematic capture, transistor-level simulation, layout review, silicon bring-up, and characterization
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- Collaborate with RF, digital, and systems teams on mixed-signal SoC integration
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- Conduct post-silicon validation and debug to meet system-level performance targets
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- Contribute to patent filings and internal technical publications for novel design innovations
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- Translate system-level specifications into optimized analog circuit implementations
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n✅ Required Skills

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- 2–5 years of hands-on analog or mixed-signal IC design experience
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- Robust fundamentals in analog circuit design — amplifiers, filters, references, bias, and signal chain
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- Proficiency in transistor-level design and simulation using Cadence Virtuoso / Spectre or equivalent
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- Experience with advanced CMOS technology nodes (28nm, 22nm, or similar)
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- Solid understanding of noise analysis, linearity, matching, and layout sensitivity
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- Ability to translate system specifications to circuit-level performance requirements
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- Experience with post-layout verification — PEX, LVS, DRC
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- Strong analytical mindset with attention to silicon-level detail
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n Preferred Qualifications

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- Experience with ADC/DAC design or high-speed mixed-signal data paths
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- Familiarity with transceiver SoC architectures for wireless communication
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- Exposure to low-power design techniques in deep sub-micron nodes
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- Background in analog baseband or RF front-end signal chains
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- Prior involvement in patent writing or IP generation
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- M.Tech / M.S. in Microelectronics, VLSI, Analog Design, or Electrical Engineering
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- Industry work in analog/mixed-signal IC design
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n Why You'll Love Working Here

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nGlobal Impact Your analog designs power base stations across 100+ countries

nDeep Tech Focus Work on 28nm silicon with cutting-edge mixed-signal architectures

nInnovation Culture 250+ patents filed — creative ideas are celebrated here

nCareer Acceleration Clear growth from engineer to fellow level

nCompetitive Compensation Industry-leading salary, bonuses, and ESPP

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n Call to Action

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nIf you're an analog IC designer — who wants to own silicon, file patents, and leave a mark on the world's wireless infrastructure — this is your moment.

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n Apply now

📌 Analog Design Engineer - Mixed-Signal SoC (Wireless Infrastructure) (Bengaluru)
🏢 Texas Instruments
📍 Bengaluru