The work is not stressful because the boss is very nice. Colleagues there are always willing to teach you something. If you ask for help, you can get immediate help from all over the company. A good place to learn something.
Salary is not high when compared with Intel, Qualcomm, Marvel. (I mean Shanghai SPSP).
Texas Instruments' interviews consist of 3 steps. I applied online for the Applications Engineer Program in mid/late July. Presentation is key for this role. 1. Around mid-August, I received an email from HR stating I needed to "introduce myself" u
The interview process required several rounds. The first round was all technical questions, including current mirrors, basic analog equations, and temperature independent circuits. The next two were mainly behavioral questions. The on-site intervie
I applied through my university recruiting. The interviewer was quite intimidating; he never smiled or anything, just looked straight into my eyes. The interview started with first behavioral questions. The interview had a focus on my weaknesses and
Texas Instruments' interviews consist of 3 steps. I applied online for the Applications Engineer Program in mid/late July. Presentation is key for this role. 1. Around mid-August, I received an email from HR stating I needed to "introduce myself" u
The interview process required several rounds. The first round was all technical questions, including current mirrors, basic analog equations, and temperature independent circuits. The next two were mainly behavioral questions. The on-site intervie
I applied through my university recruiting. The interviewer was quite intimidating; he never smiled or anything, just looked straight into my eyes. The interview started with first behavioral questions. The interview had a focus on my weaknesses and