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About Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments designs and manufactures semiconductors and various integrated circuits, which are used in electronics worldwide. The company focuses on developing analog chips and embedded processors that enhance the functionality and efficiency of electronic devices.

Your role

As a process technician intern at TI, you will work in a constant temperature clean room, be responsible for technical testing and experiments in the wafer manufacturing plant, and provide technical assistance to process development engineers. You will communicate and interact with the engineering and manufacturing teams in the wafer manufacturing plant to efficiently solve problems in the product manufacturing process.

Job Responsibilities:

• Monitor the status of the production line and maintain normal production of the production line.
• Set up, monitor, and audit equipment in operation and provide guidance to production line operators.
• Responsible for new product testing and providing technical assistance to process development and engineering personnel.
• Support process engineers to conduct technical tests and experiments, ensure the testing process, and help the engineering department identify production quality-related issues.
• Monitor and analyze relevant data, and handle abnormal situations of products and machines as soon as possible.
• Collect and analyze data to review and determine whether products and machines can return to production.
• Modify and create new production procedures for specific machines.
• Assist process and test engineers to evaluate, verify, and debug new products and new machines.

Training & development

Texas Instruments students and new college graduates have a meaningful experience because they focus on helping them do three things:

• Connect with peers, other TIers, senior leaders, and the community through networking, events, and more.
• Contribute to, and experience, the groundbreaking innovation happening at TI, an integral part of the culture.
• Whether it’s through projects, mentorship, or formal training, development is a top priority.

Benefits

Texas Instruments offers a comfortable working environment and excellent benefits that include the following:

During the internship:

• Competitive internship allowance
• Purchase of commercial insurance

If you join as a full-time employee after an internship, you will receive the following benefits:

• Provide a competitive salary and benefits system
• Basic salary + full attendance bonus + housing subsidy + shift allowance + overtime pay + 13th salary + annual employee dividend + annual salary adjustment
• Five social insurances and one housing fund, supplementary commercial insurance, 12-20 days of fully paid annual leave, childcare leave, meal allowance, free shuttle bus, wedding and newborn gifts, holiday benefits, annual physical examination, employee activities, etc.

Career progression

For interns who go above and beyond, Texas Instruments invites them back for another internship or extends an offer to join the Career Accelerator Program for new college graduates.

Work-life balance

At Texas Instruments, interns will enjoy a balanced internship from 8:30 to 17:30. Post-graduation, benefit from a flexible schedule with rotating shifts every 60 days.

Culture & vibe

TIers are unique – reflecting different experiences, lifestyles, beliefs, skills, and big ideas. The diverse backgrounds and perspectives are what make the products more innovative and the company stronger. When you join TI, you’ll be surrounded by people who will value your voice and encourage you to deliver your very best. This is central to Texas Instruments' culture.

About you

Job Requirements:

• College degree or above, graduating in 2025
• Major in science and engineering such as electronics/materials/physics/chemistry
• No shift work or overtime during the internship period. After graduation, you will be able to adapt to shift work, a clean room working environment, and full-body clean clothes
• Basic English skills
• Proficient in Word, Excel, C language, PowerPoint, and other office software
• Quick learning ability, good self-motivation, result-oriented
• Good communication, expression, and teamwork skills
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Internship from July to August, assessment and regularization will be conducted at the end of August. After passing the assessment, you can get the formal offer for the autumn recruitment.

Sources

The following sources were used in researching this page:

• careers.ti.com/our-culture/
• careers.ti.com/students/
• youtube.com/@TexasInstruments