First round was a webcam interview where you record yourself answering some basic behavioural/interest questions.
Second round was a phone interview with two current TI Applications engineers. You prepare a 10-minute presentation on a technical project you've done for the phone interview and share slides via TI's videoconference system.
Third round was in person at TI – they fly you down to Dallas to interview at headquarters, again presenting on the same project.
Questions are technical, but based around your project (and expect a ton of behavioural questions if said project was a group project), so just make sure that you can talk in-depth about the dirty details. Also be prepared to discuss anything on your resume.
Just all of the technical detail on my project - everything down to coding algorithms for a mainly hardware project.
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