Bengaluru · On-site

Software Database Engineer

Full-timePosted 8 Aug

Salary: ₹10–20 LPAEstimated — not stated by the employer.
Experience: 0–3 yearsFreshers welcome
Eligible batches: 2024 · 2025 · 2026
Degree: B.E, B.Tech
Location: BengaluruOn-site

About the role

Texas Instruments is seeking a Software Database Engineer to join its research and development center in Bangalore, Karnataka. The role involves designing database solutions, automation scripts, and custom software tools to streamline the MTPG workflow.

Responsibilities

Design and develop new software tools, custom scripts, and database interfaces for use in the Pattern Generation (PG) process.
Participate in coordinated technical efforts within the ATD-MTPG team to ensure consistent application of software engineering methodologies and best practices.
Implement and drive continuous efficiency improvements and workflow enhancements across development methodologies.
Collaborate with cross-functional semiconductor and technology development teams to support critical path operations.
Troubleshoot, optimize, and maintain database scripts and tooling infrastructure.

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Eligibility

Bachelor’s degree (B.E / B.Tech) in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or a closely related technical field.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Demonstrated proficiency in core software development principles.
Detail-oriented mindset with the ability to balance multiple critical-path and time-sensitive tasks regularly.

Skills

Understanding of the basics of semiconductor mask design and general knowledge regarding the use of masks in semiconductor manufacturing.
Familiarity or experience with the Cadence design environment (schematic & layout).
Advanced programming and scripting experience with PERL, Ruby, Oracle, and Unix Shell.