First communication was at a UCF career fair. I scheduled an on-campus interview two days later.
First interview was focused on what projects I had completed, what my role was, how I handled challenges, etc., as well as some analog circuit analysis.
Second interview was a one-hour video interview with another HR person. It included general behavioral questions and a lot of repeat questions from the first interview regarding projects.
Third interview is an in-person interview in Dallas. This is the last round, and you will know whether or not you have a job after this within one day to a week.
They want you to explain in detail what your role was in your most complex project, what challenges you encountered, and how you dealt with them. Just real detailed into your projects.
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Texas Instruments's interview process for their Applications Engineer roles in Orlando, Florida is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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