Everyone is very friendly and really implements the open door policy. As an intern, I had a lot of help and support from everyone in the company. As it is a very big company, you can also explore many other options within the company. The interview process is easy and you get your decision very fast.
The internships aren't very well paid, and that is pretty much the only con there is.
A recruiter reached out and set up an interview with a hiring manager in TI. After I was flown out to Maryland to interview with a team there. Overall, I had an okay experience, except with one interviewer. He asked me if my GPA had to do with me fa
One online test, two technical rounds, and possibly one HR round. Questions are on basic C++, linked lists, bitwise operators, OOPs, and some hardware-related questions.
The interview took place via a phone call. The interviewer asked me questions on Java. A day later, they sent me an offer letter. The questions were easy.
A recruiter reached out and set up an interview with a hiring manager in TI. After I was flown out to Maryland to interview with a team there. Overall, I had an okay experience, except with one interviewer. He asked me if my GPA had to do with me fa
One online test, two technical rounds, and possibly one HR round. Questions are on basic C++, linked lists, bitwise operators, OOPs, and some hardware-related questions.
The interview took place via a phone call. The interviewer asked me questions on Java. A day later, they sent me an offer letter. The questions were easy.