Product Test and Validation Interview Experience - Richardson, Texas
Process
1st round was face-to-face, all behavioral (sometimes 1 technical question at the end) through some TI video program.
2nd round was through Webex. Had to give a technical presentation about a personal project. Was asked questions about the project and then general behavioral questions.
Then 2 technical questions at the end, followed by asking any of my own questions.
Questions
Draw an inverting op-amp and derive the output function.
Calculate the voltage across the resistor in the given voltage divider circuit.
How do you get a quiet person in a team to share their opinions?
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- 5.0Amazing Fun, Pay Was FineEquipment Engineer • Current EmployeeRichardson, Texas, United StatesSeptember 26, 2025Pros: Fun and amazing work was a great experience.Cons: I guess an improvement could be pay, but it really wasn’t bad.
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