I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Texas Instruments (Kozhikode, ) in Apr 2018
Interview
there were three rounds
1. Online screening test
2. Technical interview
3.HR interview
The test was purely on opamps, BJT, VLSI, RC and diode circuits and a bit of aptitude
the aptitude, analog and digital sections were separate and each section was given a specific time for each of the sections. 20 questions from each of the sections were given 30 minutes.
based on performance in test, they classify people for analog and digital seperately.
I was there for analog.
Technical round was purely on basics.Opamps, RC circuits step response. They didn't even see my resume.
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Texas Instruments (Gainesville, FL) in Jan 2017
Interview
Met a recruiter from Texas Instruments at my college career fair - they were extensively looking for analog design interns. I had a decent coursework with 2 relevant projects and no work experience.
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Texas Instruments (Bengaluru) in Apr 2012
Interview
The interview was for an internship during summers-2012 in Texas Instruments, Bangalore. There was a written test first comprising of questions from subjects like Signals & Systems, Circuit Theory, Control Theory, Probability & Analog Electronics. Those who qualified were selected for the technical interview.
The interview comprised of more technical questions from the same subjects as before, only this time it was very conceptual & involved questions which though could be answered orally without making any calculations, but needed decent understanding of the subject. They were a bit confusing as well & there was considerable chance of making errors too, errors which you normally wouldn't have made.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What happens to an electrical system at its pole? Draw the bode plot of G(s)=w/(s+w).