Equipment non-capital sourcing Specialist

Support the development of sourcing strategies for critical equipment spares and process supplies commodities • Assist in analyzing market trends and compiling data to support competitive pricing negotiations • Learn and stay updated on semiconductor market dynamics and emerging technologies • Collaborate with internal teams to identify key suppliers and assist in performance monitoring • Complete structured rotational assignments and training programs as part of the NCG onboarding curriculum Team and People Skills • Ability to work collaboratively within global, cross-functional teams • Strong interpersonal and communication skills — written and verbal • Ability to present findings clearly to team leads and managers • Proactively communicate progress updates and meet deadlines on assigned tasks and projects • Demonstrate curiosity, adaptability, and a continuous improvement mindset Unique Selling Features of This Position • This role offers significant early-career exposure to Texas Instruments' global procurement operations, key suppliers, and senior leadership. • NCG hires benefit from a structured development program, mentorship from experienced sourcing professionals, and clear career progression pathways within TI Procurement. • Collaborate with a diverse global team across Asia and beyond, with access to professional development resources and international exposure. Special Work Environment • International travel may be required on an occasional basis to support procurement priorities • Must be able to participate in regular global calls and cross-time-zone interactions

Bachelor's / Master's degree in Engineering, graduated in Y2024-Y2026, less than 24 months work experience. • Major in Supply Chain Management, Finance, Operations, or a related field • Strong academic performance and demonstrated analytical ability Additional Preferred Qualifications • Eagerness to learn and develop leadership capabilities • Internship or co-op experience in procurement, supply chain, engineering, or finance • Academic or internship exposure to procurement or supply chain concepts • Foundational understanding of market dynamics and global business environments • Willingness to support supplier performance tracking and escalation processes Primary