Great place to start your career
Great place to start your career
Diverse workplace, many toolsets to work on, occasional vendor training, discounted shares, annual profit sharing, and fun events for the staff.
Outdated benefits package, one option for insurance, utilizes a “time bank” system over PTO, there is no such thing as sick pay, and using Sedgwick as the HR system for continuous leave is the worst part of working at TI.
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Test Engineer
The interview process was two stages. The first was a phone screening lasting about an hour. This mostly consisted of explaining the requirements of the position, as well as reviewing your resume. The second was an onsite visit, consisting of meeti
Applications Engineer
I attended an event on campus and then received two follow-up interviews. I had good conversations with all employees, but make sure you have extracurriculars you can comfortably speak about. Overall, I had a good experience.
Product Engineer
Talked to a recruiter at a university job fair. Followed by an in-person interview the next day at said university. Next step was a short phone interview (~15 min). The final interview was on-site at the TI campus. It began with a panel interview fol
Test Engineer
Richardson, Texas, United StatesNovember 9, 2015The interview process was two stages. The first was a phone screening lasting about an hour. This mostly consisted of explaining the requirements of the position, as well as reviewing your resume. The second was an onsite visit, consisting of meeti
Applications Engineer
Richardson, Texas, United StatesSeptember 1, 2020I attended an event on campus and then received two follow-up interviews. I had good conversations with all employees, but make sure you have extracurriculars you can comfortably speak about. Overall, I had a good experience.
Product Engineer
Richardson, Texas, United StatesMarch 1, 2018Talked to a recruiter at a university job fair. Followed by an in-person interview the next day at said university. Next step was a short phone interview (~15 min). The final interview was on-site at the TI campus. It began with a panel interview fol
