Texas Instruments – Software Engineer (Flash Software Engineer)
Texas Instruments
About the Role
Texas Instruments is hiring Software Engineers to develop, integrate, and validate low-level embedded software modules for advanced automotive and industrial systems. The role involves designing Flash drivers, bootloaders, firmware components, and collaborating with hardware and SoC teams to build high-performance embedded solutions.
Basic Qualifications
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field.
2–5 years of embedded software development experience.
Strong programming skills in C and Assembly.
Knowledge of embedded firmware, Flash memory, Bootloaders, ROM, and Interrupts.
Understanding of UART, CAN, and I2C communication protocols.
Knowledge of software engineering best practices.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with Jenkins and Git.
Familiarity with AUTOSAR MCAL.
Knowledge of ARM or proprietary CPU architectures.
Experience with Static Analysis Tools, MISRA C, and Code Coverage.
Strong analytical, communication, and teamwork skills.
Responsibilities
Develop Flash drivers and programming APIs.
Design Bootloaders for firmware and FOTA updates.
Develop Flash loaders for IDEs.
Build and maintain AUTOSAR Flash MCALs.
Support customer issues related to Flash software.
Deliver high-quality embedded software for MCU platforms.
Collaborate with hardware, SoC, and cross-functional engineering teams.
Prepare software documentation and design artifacts.
Required Skills
Embedded C
Assembly Language
Embedded Firmware
Flash Memory
Bootloaders
Device Drivers
MCU Programming
UART
CAN
I2C
Git
System Integration
Preferred Skills
Jenkins
AUTOSAR MCAL
ARM Architecture
Static Analysis
MISRA C
Code Coverage
Problem Solving
Technical Documentation
Time Management
Team Collaboration
Benefits
Opportunity to work on advanced automotive and industrial embedded systems.
Exposure to cutting-edge semiconductor technologies.
Collaborative engineering environment.
Career growth and learning opportunities.
Selection Process
Resume Screening
Technical Assessment
Embedded Software Technical Interview
Managerial Interview
HR Interview
Final Selection
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