Design embedded software and development tools for testing semiconductor products. Write C and assembly code to control chips, follow software development lifecycle processes, and collaborate with customers and cross-functional teams including marketing, systems, and applications engineering. The internship requires pursuing an engineering or computer science degree, a minimum 3.0 GPA, and demonstrated C programming skills.

Join Texas Instruments’ Embedded Processing Software Engineering Tools team in Toronto through a first-year Career Accelerator Program. Develop desktop and cloud-based embedded tooling, contribute to complex application software, learn software development life cycles, and work with embedded devices, SDKs, and industry-standard tools. The role requires collaboration, problem-solving, communication, and programming experience with TypeScript, JavaScript, React, HTML, and CSS.