As an electrical engineer, TI is a great place to start your career and learn applicable skills for all fields. You interact with customers in all industries.
While the ti.com website is amazing, internal documentation and organization is kind of a mess. TI is running the company on software that looks 10+ years old.
I had one long interview, which had both behavioral and technical questions. He showed me a two-page circuit diagram for the technical portion and asked me to tell him what the circuit does.
I applied for the Applications Engineering Rotation Program online in mid-August. A couple of weeks after I applied, TI asked me to complete a video interview where I would record answers and send them back using their HireVue system. There were a t
First round was a webcam interview where you record yourself answering some basic behavioural/interest questions. Second round was a phone interview with two current TI Applications engineers. You prepare a 10-minute presentation on a technical proj
I had one long interview, which had both behavioral and technical questions. He showed me a two-page circuit diagram for the technical portion and asked me to tell him what the circuit does.
I applied for the Applications Engineering Rotation Program online in mid-August. A couple of weeks after I applied, TI asked me to complete a video interview where I would record answers and send them back using their HireVue system. There were a t
First round was a webcam interview where you record yourself answering some basic behavioural/interest questions. Second round was a phone interview with two current TI Applications engineers. You prepare a 10-minute presentation on a technical proj