Pros: TI saw a need to develop Product Engineers quickly. To do so, they created something that crams years and years of experience into a concise two-year program. I have the amazing opportunity to work with four completely separate groups that all tie back into my work as a product engineer. This type of exposure so early on in my career is the thing others dream about. Additionally, TI has such a wide portfolio of parts that I am always able to satisfy my curiosity and desire to learn. I can dive deep and learn all about the device physics of a certain part, or I can go broad and learn all about a family of devices and how they operate. And when I get tired of those, I can repeat the process with other devices.

Cons: The only thing that people might consider a "con" is the fact that this job REQUIRES you to move abroad for 6 months. However, I don't consider that a negative thing. In fact, that was one of the main selling points for this rotation program.

Pros: It is a world-renowned company with a good reputation and many opportunities for growth.

Cons: Your voice does not really matter in this company, and managers don’t really care what you have to say.

Pros: Good to work for 1 year to get trained for your next job.

Cons: Pay is not good. No work-life balance. Micromanagement at its best. Too much politics.