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The first stage was a 10-minute phone interview with a PowerPoint presentation on an engineering-related topic (college projects, internships, etc.). The next step was an all-day onsite interview with a lot of circuit analysis (mainly op-amp circuit
I had initially talked with TI at my university job fair, but they didn't really seem that interested and nothing had really come of it. A friend had given me the emails of two recruiters, and I cold-emailed them with my resume. They got back to me t
The interview was over the phone and lasted for about an hour and a half. He went over his role, some information on my resume, and then asked me some general engineering questions related to some projects listed on my resume.
The first stage was a 10-minute phone interview with a PowerPoint presentation on an engineering-related topic (college projects, internships, etc.). The next step was an all-day onsite interview with a lot of circuit analysis (mainly op-amp circuit
I had initially talked with TI at my university job fair, but they didn't really seem that interested and nothing had really come of it. A friend had given me the emails of two recruiters, and I cold-emailed them with my resume. They got back to me t
The interview was over the phone and lasted for about an hour and a half. He went over his role, some information on my resume, and then asked me some general engineering questions related to some projects listed on my resume.