Change the world. Love your job. As a Controls Systems Engineering intern, you'll help architect and develop control systems that enable TI's supply chain operations to set stable, competitive lead times while preserving optimal semiconductor manufacturing. You'll gain hands-on experience with system architecture, control theory, modeling, simulation, and data analytics to drive efficient manufacturing processes. And, you'll have the opportunity to work in exciting areas like digital twin modeling, discrete event simulation, machine learning optimization, automated control systems, supply chain logistics, and semiconductor manufacturing process control. Some of your responsibilities will include, but will not be limited to: Assisting in the design of control systems and algorithms for high-mix semiconductor manufacturing and supply chain logistics Supporting discrete event simulation platforms and contributing to system performance modeling Participating in the application of statistical modeling and optimization techniques to improve system stability Helping translate requirements into architecture diagrams, configuration logic, and data models Contributing to systems-of-systems interoperability through verification planning and testing Assisting in the development and maintenance of control software with automated testing Supporting debugging of hardware-software interactions using instrumentation and data logging Contributing to the automation of recurring engineering tasks to improve efficiency Participating in digital twin modeling and real-time data synchronization projects Learning about advanced control algorithms and predictive control capabilities Put your talent to work with us as a Controls Systems Engineering Intern! Texas Instruments will not sponsor job applicants for visas or work authorization for this position.
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Career Level
Intern
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees