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Texas Instruments

Application URL

https://e2e.ti.com/ | https://www.hackster.io/TIUniversityProgram

Best Time to Approach

Embedded World (~Mar), electronica (even years), product launches, academic-year start.

Best-Fit Collaborations
Product ReviewsEducational ContentPodcast AppearancesGuest Articles
Contact LinkedIn (role-based)

Role-based: search LinkedIn 'TI University Program' / 'Texas Instruments Developer'.

Contact Team / Role

TI University Program / Developer & Academic Relations; Corp Marketing/PR for content collab.

Industry

Analog & embedded semiconductors

Platforms
Both
Probability
Medium
Public Contact

education.ti.com/en/contact-us ; ti.com/info/contact-us.html ; E2E.

Requirements

University program: academic affiliation. E2E/Hackster: open.

Sponsorship Model

Unpaid – eval-board seeding, training content, contest prizes, academic discounts.

Target Program

TI E2E Community + TI University Program + TI Innovation Challenge (student) + Hackster

Tier
Tier 1b – Semi/Embedded
Why It Fits

Deeply technical, education-forward brand (TI Precision Labs). Best routes are the E2E community, University Program and Hackster.io projects rather than paid influencer deals.

✉️ Personalized Outreach Email

Subject: TI University Program / E2E – embedded verification education

Hi Texas Instruments team,

I'm Abinaya, a Design Verification Engineer with an M.S. in ECE and an active IEEE member (Technical Committee member and reviewer). I create educational content on semiconductor design verification, UVM/SystemVerilog and AI for hardware for an engaged audience of practicing and aspiring engineers on LinkedIn and YouTube.

Why I'm reaching out: TI is a deeply technical, education-forward brand (TI Precision Labs), and the E2E community + University Program + Hackster are great collaboration routes. I'd love to explore a collaboration through the TI E2E Community / University Program — creating genuinely useful, technically rigorous content rather than a one-off promo.

A few ideas I had in mind:

  • Hackster project verifying a TI LaunchPad-based mixed-signal design.
  • E2E-featured tutorial on embedded verification/validation basics.
  • LinkedIn series 'analog meets digital verification.'

I'm equally open to unpaid, product/access-based or ambassador arrangements — my priority is a long-term, trusted relationship. Could I send over a short proposal and content samples, or connect with the right person on your team?

Thank you for your time and for the work Texas Instruments does for the engineering community.

Warm regards,

Abinaya

🔗 LinkedIn Connection Request

Hi — I'm Abinaya, a Design Verification Engineer (IEEE member) creating educational content on semiconductor verification, UVM/SystemVerilog and AI for hardware. I follow Texas Instruments's work closely and would love to connect and explore ways to collaborate around your developer/creator community.

🔁 Follow-up (no response, ~5–7 days later)

Hi again — following up on my note about collaborating with Texas Instruments on educational content for the verification/AI-hardware community. Totally understand inboxes get busy. If there's a better person or channel for creator/DevRel partnerships, I'd be grateful for a pointer. Happy to share my content samples and a short proposal whenever timing works. Thanks so much!

💡 Five Collaboration Ideas Tailored to My Expertise

  1. Hackster project verifying a TI LaunchPad-based mixed-signal design.
  2. E2E-featured tutorial on embedded verification/validation basics.
  3. LinkedIn series 'analog meets digital verification.'
  4. Student-facing mentorship content tied to TI Innovation Challenge.
  5. YouTube: bring-up & test of a TI eval board with an assertion mindset.