Global Commercial Counsel for Tech Licensing & IP
texas instrumentsDallas (TX)
Global Commercial Counsel for Tech Licensing & IP
Posted today
texas instrumentsDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Texas Instruments seeks a skilled legal counsel to join the Worldwide Commercial Engagements team in Dallas, supporting a fast-moving, global semiconductor company. You will advise leaders across TI on complex commercial contracts, IP, licensing, open-source, cybersecurity, and supply chain issues, with exposure to international business models.
The role focuses on modular contract architecture, standardization, automation, and AI-enabled processes, enabling speed and scale while maintaining
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