This Lunch & Learn Series, exclusively tailored for faculty and graduate students within the EECS department, takes place on the last Friday of every month during the fall and spring semesters. A light lunch will be provided by the department. Please RSVP to Angie Chance.

Join us and engage with our guest speaker, who will highlight campus resources, new initiatives, and other valuable information to foster research collaborations, networking, and other opportunities among our faculty and students.

Preparing for a Career with Texas Instruments

Abstract

Due to its rich history of innovation, Texas Instruments (TI) has long been a leader in the semiconductor industry. As the world continues to become more electrified and integrated by technology, TI wants to create quality products that are reliable, safe, and affordable. If you're interested in an internship or career with Texas Instruments, this presentation will give you information about the various roles at TI, how to prepare for a career with TI, and how our teams collaborate to solve challenging problems.
 
Biography

Doug Bouler, analog design engineer at Texas Instruments, currently leads the converter design effort for TI's line of high-efficiency switched-capacitor converters. He graduated with his MS in electrical engineering from the University of Tennessee in 2018. His interests include dc-dc converter design and optimization, debugging hardware on the bench, and playing soccer with his kids.