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Texas Instruments

Global semiconductor company

Big tech Semiconductors Dallas, Texas, USA Est. 1951

Roles open

Texas Instruments has 2 open roles for 2024–26 batches in Bengaluru. The latest went up on 20 Oct.

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Week from 7 Aug: 1 roleWeek from 16 Oct: 1 role
2 roles posted in the past year, by weekPast 30 days

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Open roles

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Who they hire

Read off 2 open roles.

Batches
2026 (2) 2025 (2) 2024 (2)
Experience
0–3 yrs — freshers welcome
Degrees
B.E / B.Tech M.E / M.Tech
Where
Bengaluru
Work mode
On-site — every open role
Pay

₹10–35 LPAestimated from pay sites; Texas Instruments hasn't stated pay on these roles

Skills asked
Perl Assembly Bare metal C Debugging Embedded Jtag Lua Oracle Python
Work areas
Software Testing

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About Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments is a global semiconductor company that designs and manufactures analog chips, embedded processors, and digital signal processors used in various industries. Founded in 1951, TI has over 30,000 employees worldwide and is consistently recognized as one of the best companies to build a long-term engineering career.

Tech they use

  • c programming
  • assembly language
  • embedded systems
Founded
1951
Headquarters
Dallas, Texas, USA
Employees
1,001–5,000
Type
Big tech
Industry
Semiconductors

Offices

Bengaluru

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