Good Benefits, Lacking Staff
Good Benefits, Lacking Staff
Hybrid work is often available, while lab work is usually necessary on a regular basis.
ESPP, company match up to 4% of 401(k), and fully insured dental, vision, and health.
Only one medical plan, HPHD, and it has poor coverage. Understaffed and inexperienced.
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Texas Instruments Interview Questions
Texas Instruments Interview Experiences
Application Engineer
Very straightforward. Should know basic RLC questions and OP Amps. Asked about your background. Be prepared to also maybe draw diagrams. Recommend reviewing prior to the interview, as well as researching the company.
Application Engineer
The interview started off with basic analogue questions, going into more details later. A detailed discussion on the basic understanding of the circuit followed. Fundamentals of digital circuits were also tested in a detailed manner.
Validation Engineer
There was one behavior video call (standard), and then a few weeks later, there was one technical video call with two interviewers. I was also asked to prepare a technical presentation beforehand, then asked other EE technical questions afterward.
Application Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesApril 1, 2021Very straightforward. Should know basic RLC questions and OP Amps. Asked about your background. Be prepared to also maybe draw diagrams. Recommend reviewing prior to the interview, as well as researching the company.
Application Engineer
IndiaAugust 1, 2017The interview started off with basic analogue questions, going into more details later. A detailed discussion on the basic understanding of the circuit followed. Fundamentals of digital circuits were also tested in a detailed manner.
Validation Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesOctober 5, 2025There was one behavior video call (standard), and then a few weeks later, there was one technical video call with two interviewers. I was also asked to prepare a technical presentation beforehand, then asked other EE technical questions afterward.
