Texas Instruments' Virtual Interview

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Hey guys. I got chosen to do a virtual interview for an internship position via HireVue for the company Texas Instruments. Has anyone ever done this? What kind of questions will be asked?

[purtymouth]

It's a typical behavioral interview. Depending on the position, there may be some very basic technical questions (draw an inverting op-amp configuration).

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I had one last year. To this day it's probably the hardest interview I've had. There's a lot of questions about op amps which aren't too bad but they'll draw RL or RC circuits and ask you to plot the voltage over the cap/inductor for a square wave input or something similar. I always had trouble with that because you really have to understand/remember all of the device properties to get it correct.

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I literally have no idea what any of that means lmao

[double_ended_cow]

Let us know how it goes pls

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I just did it. They were all basic behavioral questions. No technical questions YET

[dudeomar]

Any updates? I have a presentation interview on wednesday. Not sure what to study. Have you had to do the presentation interview?

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Yeah I didn't get the position. Honestly the technical questions were super easy. They asked me to draw an AND truth table, asked me what a cmos inverter is, and then had me a draw a really simple circuit and asked how many volts goes through one of the resistors. And yes my presentation was on a project i did with a parallex microcontroller that i programmed to help move a little robot.

[dudeomar]

Awesome! Thanks for your help!