The only good thing about TI is it's a good training environment if you want to go under a lot of pressure and be a diamond on the next company you will work for.
Low salary. Unclear scope of work. They will treat you like a robot. Be forced to dedicate all your time even if they do not pay for overtime work.
Interviewed by managers of different areas. There were 8 people in front of me, and they each asked questions about my strengths and weaknesses, etc. I started as an intern and eventually got hired after I graduated.
They test the basics of whatever you know in digital design and analog and CMOS design. They gave design questions in Verilog and testing. A little difficult, but mostly based on the basics of the subjects you studied in your master's.
I went to their info sessions on campus and submitted my resume to them in person. They later contacted me via phone to ask that I register for several particular jobs on their online system to be formally "in the system". The interview was two techn
Interviewed by managers of different areas. There were 8 people in front of me, and they each asked questions about my strengths and weaknesses, etc. I started as an intern and eventually got hired after I graduated.
They test the basics of whatever you know in digital design and analog and CMOS design. They gave design questions in Verilog and testing. A little difficult, but mostly based on the basics of the subjects you studied in your master's.
I went to their info sessions on campus and submitted my resume to them in person. They later contacted me via phone to ask that I register for several particular jobs on their online system to be formally "in the system". The interview was two techn