Texas Instruments Analog Design Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Round: Resume Shortlist
Experience: Shortlisted mostly on the basis of Percentage. Anyone above 70% was selected.

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Tested basic concepts of Electronics.

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Interview to test some advanced concepts.

Skill Tips: While appearing for TI, be very thorough with the concepts of RC circuits. This is the first thing they test.
Skills: Analog Circuits, Analog And Digital Knowledge, RC Circuits
College Name: Netaji Subhas Institute Of Technology, Delhi

Round: SCREENING TEST
Experience: Texas Instruments is the first semiconductor company visiting the campus. The selection procedure involves a screening test, a technical interview and a final HR interview. Pointer cutoff will generally be 6 or 7, and PCs can even request to not have any cutoff if there are enough resources (computers) to conduct online screening test.

General Tips: Department courses such as Analog Electronics, Linear Signals and Systems, Linear Control Systems, Linear Integrated Circuits are very important. More emphasis is given to Network Theory and Feedback theory. Questions will be tricky in the sense that you might not have seen them before, but can be solved with intuition and less math. By intuition, I mean the answers follow from application of basic principles of network theory (superposition, Thevenin etc). Very good articles on Network and Feedback theory can be found at Prof. KRK Rao's website.
Skill Tips: In the interview, it is okay if you don't know the answer to any question. But try to use the hints provided by the interviewer and solve the problem. They are more concerned about your approach rather than the answer.
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College Name: NIT Surathkal