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Texas Instruments Incorporated
Epi Equipment Engineer
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What they do
A Mechanical Engineer researches, designs, develops, constructs, and tests mechanical devices including machines, engines and tools. Works on devices ranging from power generators to household dishwashers to surgical equipment. May specialize in a particular type of machine or tool. May develop new devices or improve existing ones to run more efficiently.
$96,908 / year median in Texas
+12% projected growth
Job Description
Change the world. Love your job. Texas Instruments' new semiconductor fab (SMFAB) in Sherman, TX is a state-of-the-art 300mm facility that recently started production. As a Texas Instruments Epi Equipment Engineer , you won't just maintain tools—you'll own them. From day one, you'll drive performance, build reliability from the ground up, and play a key role in shaping how this factory operates as it ramps to full scale. This is a rare chance to influence systems, define best practices, and work with the latest technology in a highly collaborative, team-driven environment.
Responsibilities include:
- Lead the selection and deployment of equipment aligned to cost, performance, and manufacturing goals
- Own the full lifecycle of your tools—from installation to upgrades to long-term optimization
- Turn OEM updates, technical insights, and safety guidance into real-world action
- Dive into performance data to spot trends, solve problems, and prevent future issues
- Build and execute strategies that maximize uptime and keep production running strong
- Partner closely with repair and process engineering teams to solve complex challenges
- Design and implement preventive maintenance programs that keep downtime to a minimum If you're excited by the idea of building something from the ground up, solving real problems at scale, and making a visible impact—this is your moment.