TI stands for Training Institute
TI stands for Training Institute
- Very good learning experience.
- Optimized process and tools, way ahead of other semiconductor companies like QCOM and BRCM.
- Good work/life balance.
- Dollar-to-dollar 4% matching in 401K with immediate vesting.
- Not immigration friendly; will not start GC until you have 3 years left on H1B and only in EB3.
- No growth opportunity.
- Poor overall compensation; RSU is a trap. One-time vesting at the end of 4 years.
- Poor health insurance cost; HMO costs $6K/year.
- Middle management is full of morons who have no idea what needs to be done.
- Layoffs are happening all the time; upper management only cares about EPS and stock price.
- Focusing too much on Analog (overall $43B market only); too much competition, very tight cost and margins.
- Current CEO is a bean counter and R&D is considered a cost.
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Product Test Engineer
Two rounds of interviews. Both were virtual and had behavioral and technical questions. The questions you are asked depend on who is interviewing you. The first round could be anyone, but the second round will be with someone in the position you ar
Product Test Engineer
Normal, and more analog questions than digital questions, more hardware questions. The manager is very nice. He gives me a circuit diagram and asks me to identify it. Part of the circuit I have never saw before, but I can identify part of them. He sa
Product Test Engineer
The interview process consisted of 3 rounds of interviews. The first round was conducted a day after a career fair at my school. This round was straightforward; I was asked mostly behavioral questions related to past projects from school/internships.
Product Test Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesFebruary 1, 2023Two rounds of interviews. Both were virtual and had behavioral and technical questions. The questions you are asked depend on who is interviewing you. The first round could be anyone, but the second round will be with someone in the position you ar
Product Test Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesJanuary 1, 2022Normal, and more analog questions than digital questions, more hardware questions. The manager is very nice. He gives me a circuit diagram and asks me to identify it. Part of the circuit I have never saw before, but I can identify part of them. He sa
Product Test Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesSeptember 1, 2017The interview process consisted of 3 rounds of interviews. The first round was conducted a day after a career fair at my school. This round was straightforward; I was asked mostly behavioral questions related to past projects from school/internships.
