Met with TI at an on-campus career fair. Had a basic 30-minute interview with one of the engineering recruiters the following day. There weren't any technical questions during that interview. It was mostly going over the resume, and the recruiter seeing if you can handle answering questions and making eye contact.
Then had a phone interview with an online presentation through WebEx. I was told ahead of time to present a quick 10-15 minute presentation about a technical project that I've done in the past (could be from anything: internship, class laboratory, hobby, etc.). Make sure you know every single detail about what you're presenting because if it's something you're slightly unsure about, that engineer interviewing you will see through it right away.
If you pass that interview, the next step is for them to fly you out to Dallas, TX, and have an on-site interview. However, I didn't make it that far.
Can't quite remember now. It was something about the project I was presenting.
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