Product Engineer/Internship Interview Experience - United States
Process
I went to their info sessions on campus and submitted my resume to them in person. They later contacted me via phone to ask that I register for several particular jobs on their online system to be formally "in the system". The interview was two technical questions for EE freshmen seeking a summer internship. My interviewer is from an analog branch. Both questions were about op amps.
Questions
Two questions, both on op-amps.
One is relatively simple. The first question was about the purpose of a feedback resistor in an op-amp follower topology.
The second was harder and comprised of multiple op-amps, resistors, and FETs. The goal was to find the current through a particular resistor.
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Success Rate
Texas Instruments's interview process for their Product Engineer/Internship roles in the United States is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Texas Instruments's Product Engineer/Internship interview process in United States.
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- 5.0Good working cultureProduct Engineer/Internship • Current EmployeeAmpang, Selangor, MalaysiaJuly 30, 2023Pros: Friendly company, and they treat everyone the same.Cons: It's in the KL area and faces traffic jams.
- 3.0Product Engineer Intern ReviewProduct Engineer/Internship • Current EmployeeSanta Clara, California, United StatesJuly 24, 2022Pros: Good Experience Industry Experience Good work CultureCons: Often tedious tasks. Not the same as full-time.
- 4.0A good training ground as a new engineerSenior Product Engineer • Former EmployeeClark, United StatesJune 24, 2025Pros: The processes are very structured. Offers a wide range of trainings. It's a fast-paced company, which means that if this is your first employer, then you will definitely learn many things under pressure. This is actually good and beneficial for you, especially if you want to work abroad.Cons: Promotion is based on exposure and politics, even though they always say that promotion is based on performance. In reality, that is not the truth. Politics and exposure play big roles for you to get promoted.
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