The people are the smartest, nicest people in the world. I learned so much, worked on really cool projects, got paid pretty well, and was always treated with the utmost respect, even though I was just an intern.
TI gives paid time off even to interns. If you don't use it, they either roll it over to next year or pay you out.
TI also gives 401K and stock options to interns. Flipping amazing.
The pay wasn't as high as at other tech companies, but the corporate benefits totally made up for that. There's really nothing bad I can say about TI. They are amazing.
TI's internship program is divided into several specific roles: * Systems Applications * Software Engineering * Product Testing * Design * Manufacturing After applying to a particular role, you may be selected for an interview. You may al
I applied through my school's career website and scheduled an interview. Once I got to the interview, the interviewer asked me a couple of standard administrative questions and then asked me about an accomplishment that I am most proud of. He mostly
They asked for an interview about 3-4 weeks after the application. It was a technical interview right away. They asked about my previous experience, a lot about one of my previous projects. Nothing about why I want to work at TI, honestly. The guy wa
TI's internship program is divided into several specific roles: * Systems Applications * Software Engineering * Product Testing * Design * Manufacturing After applying to a particular role, you may be selected for an interview. You may al
I applied through my school's career website and scheduled an interview. Once I got to the interview, the interviewer asked me a couple of standard administrative questions and then asked me about an accomplishment that I am most proud of. He mostly
They asked for an interview about 3-4 weeks after the application. It was a technical interview right away. They asked about my previous experience, a lot about one of my previous projects. Nothing about why I want to work at TI, honestly. The guy wa