The work environment and working with the most experienced people in this field is the coolest thing about TI.
There are a lot of steps on the ladder on the way to upper management!
Keep up the good work!
A 1-hour phone interview with basic questions led to an intensive all-day interview, with a constant onslaught of technical questions (whiteboard/paper required) from many different employees in the department. Overall, I was not disappointed at the
First, I started with behavioral questions, then moved on to technical questions. Some of the technical questions they asked were about op-amps, RC circuits, and a coding question. The technical questions were pretty basic, and the interviewer was pr
One initial contact at a job fair, then one video call like Zoom, but using TI’s system, where your screen is shared and you present a project that you’ve worked on. The last step was an in-person interview in Dallas, where they pay for the flight, t
A 1-hour phone interview with basic questions led to an intensive all-day interview, with a constant onslaught of technical questions (whiteboard/paper required) from many different employees in the department. Overall, I was not disappointed at the
First, I started with behavioral questions, then moved on to technical questions. Some of the technical questions they asked were about op-amps, RC circuits, and a coding question. The technical questions were pretty basic, and the interviewer was pr
One initial contact at a job fair, then one video call like Zoom, but using TI’s system, where your screen is shared and you present a project that you’ve worked on. The last step was an in-person interview in Dallas, where they pay for the flight, t