Slow Innovation, Easy Gig
Slow Innovation, Easy Gig
If you want to just come to work and do a job until you retire, this is the place for you.
Software development is secondary to any Engineering or Manufacturing, so innovation turns really slowly in the Applications/Automations development areas.
If you're halfway good, this is a really easy gig that you can probably do in 8 hours a week of work and surf the net for the rest of the week (sans meetings).
Work with proprietary frameworks that no one on the planet other than TI employees have heard of. Coding standards are non-existent. No one has heard the terms of Technical Debt, factory pattern, or IOC. Low pay compared to market. Much of the commodity IT is being moved overseas, so you need to stay up nights talking with them on the phone since they can't work during our hours.
Invest in the future of your IT staff.
Upper management states that we have training, but middle management turns down training requests.
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Quality Engineer
The interview process included a presentation, which was presented in front of approximately 8-10 engineers, and two face-to-face interviews. It took approximately four hours, which included lunch.
Applications Engineer Rotation Program
This was the worst interview I have ever had in my life. The managers who interviewed you don't really consider your qualifications, and I sensed this right away when I shook their hands before the interview started. To get more into the details, yo
Product/Test Engineer
There were two interviews: the first on the phone, then an onsite interview. The phone interview also includes a presentation, done through screen sharing on your computer. After the presentation, a few questions are asked, some technical and some b
Quality Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesMarch 20, 2014The interview process included a presentation, which was presented in front of approximately 8-10 engineers, and two face-to-face interviews. It took approximately four hours, which included lunch.
Applications Engineer Rotation Program
Dallas, Texas, United StatesSeptember 1, 2016This was the worst interview I have ever had in my life. The managers who interviewed you don't really consider your qualifications, and I sensed this right away when I shook their hands before the interview started. To get more into the details, yo
Product/Test Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesNovember 1, 2015There were two interviews: the first on the phone, then an onsite interview. The phone interview also includes a presentation, done through screen sharing on your computer. After the presentation, a few questions are asked, some technical and some b
