Decent place to work at.
Decent place to work at.
Good benefits, good annual bonuses.
Management can be unprofessional. Long hours are expected.
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Texas Instruments Interview Experiences
Product Engineer Rotation Program
Some behavioral questions, mostly technical. Pretty easy if you know your electronics basics and programming. They just want to see your thought process and will help you out if you get stuck on a question.
Applications Engineer
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
Product Test Engineer
Interview for the rotation program. Couple of interviews over the phone and a few on-site in Dallas. Prepare to know your stuff in circuit one and some algorithms in programming, and your problem-solving skills.
Product Engineer Rotation Program
Dallas, Texas, United StatesMay 1, 2013Some behavioral questions, mostly technical. Pretty easy if you know your electronics basics and programming. They just want to see your thought process and will help you out if you get stuck on a question.
Applications Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesAugust 1, 2014The 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
Product Test Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesMarch 1, 2012Interview for the rotation program. Couple of interviews over the phone and a few on-site in Dallas. Prepare to know your stuff in circuit one and some algorithms in programming, and your problem-solving skills.
