Texas Instruments Lead Engineer interview questions
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The interview questions were deep rooted in the syllabus of digital designer. FPGA , UVM test benches, verilog , system verilog are the areas needed to be mastered on . Honestly I say master, as they mention a master's degree as a must
Telephone interview followed by 1:1 discussion.
Will be taken by at least three to four technical persons individually.
selected based on approval of minimum two persons.
hr interview final, sharpen your skills before coming to interview
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Question 1
Grilled in skill set, knowledge and your approach to solving problems..
your approach on prioritizing and projecting risk is also considered..
There are was first telephonic interview and after that 3-4 rounds of face to face interview. Face to face interview was mostly on technical side related operating system concepts and general puzzle problem. Interview process was long and took about 2 months of time. There are also questions related to process architecture like ARM. Interview was more about problem solving and geared towards approach for solution rather than right answer.