Engineering Technician - Dallas, TX, United States
Originally posted 14 May 2026 by the employer. Relisted by the employer on 26 October 2026.
About the role
Texas Instruments is seeking an Engineering Technician to support engineering activities, automated test equipment (ATE) setup, and product engineering qualification hardware testing. The role supports projects within the EP business unit across NPDE and COGS/Sustaining teams.
What you'll do
- Support ATE setup requests, volume handler/prober runs across multiple ATE platforms, and probe testing or ATE hand test for device characterization. - Support product engineering qualification hardware (BIBs, THB boards) bringup and testing, logging qualification results in REX/RelDB. - Conduct test, checkout, and modification of prototype burn-in boards working from schematics, diagrams, layouts, and defined plans. - Perform operational testing, detailed experimental testing, and fault isolation on systems and equipment to collect design data. - Support ATE verification and result documentation activities on priority customer returns and customer return investigations. - Coordinate logistics by creating purchase requests/orders and shipping requests for wafers, packaged units, qualification hardware, and test hardware between sites.
What you'll need
- Associate Degree. - Ability to follow work directions.
Nice to have
- ATE experience on J750HD or equivalent platforms (UFLEX+, VLCT, V93K, LTX, iFlex). - Experience with ATE production handlers such as LH4, Talos, or similar equipment. - Soldering knowledge and skills in SMT, through hole, soldering with heat gun, and chip rework machinery. - Mechanical knowledge to repair and maintain sockets, boards, and test setups. - Knowledge of digital and analog test methods, high speed interfaces, and standard testing equipment including oscilloscopes, power meters, DVMs, signal generators, and spectrum or network analyzers. - Experience with integrated circuit and device failure analysis.
Skills: electro-mechanical systems, experimental design circuitry, test equipment, schematics, trouble-shooting