Good Learning, High Pressure
Good Learning, High Pressure
Challenges you to be a problem solver. Nice people. Treated with respect. Lots of room to learn about process and equipment. A place to be if you want a career working in the fab.
Asked to support the fab 24/7 when needed. Very busy place, difficult to do things you enjoy and are passionate about. Primarily doing things because of the need. On call all the time. Not much career development, hard to move around for certain positions. Do not easily believe what the interviewers tell you; entered the job with lots of false hopes and expectations. The fab role has a huge turnover rate. Fab management actually wants to keep you, but many leave for obvious reasons.
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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
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
Product Engineer & Applications Engineer
The first interview was personality-based. The second interview included some personality questions with a technical question or two. I had one second interview on campus and the other was via webcam. It's not really the questions that are difficult
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
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
Product Engineer & Applications Engineer
Richardson, Texas, United StatesOctober 1, 2016The first interview was personality-based. The second interview included some personality questions with a technical question or two. I had one second interview on campus and the other was via webcam. It's not really the questions that are difficult
