Texas Instruments
Analog and embedded chipmaker putting edge AI onto its processors and MCUs
Interview in a few hours? A quick sprint for Texas Instruments
AI in interviews
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Typical interview loop
How Texas Instruments usually runs it for applied AI and LLM engineer roles.
- Focus: Aptitude and CS fundamentals
Online assessment
A timed multiple-choice test that pairs aptitude and logic questions with CS fundamentals such as OS, DBMS, networking and OOP, often reading code snippets.
- Focus: Projects, basic coding, systems
Technical interview
A 30 to 45 minute conversation that opens with a project walkthrough, then one or two easy coding problems and questions on memory, operating systems and C.
- Focus: Fit and logistics
HR round
A short HR conversation after the role interviews; some campus drives fold it into the technical round instead.
Topics to prepare for Texas Instruments
The topics its loop weighs most, each with what interviewers check and what to study.
- Python for ML interviewsCoding
- Calling LLM APIs in Python: async, streaming, retriesCoding
- Self-attention from scratchTransformers
- Retrieval for RAG: chunking, hybrid search, rerankingRAG
- Evals and error analysisEvals
- The decoder-only transformer (GPT forward pass)Transformers
- Decoding: greedy, beam, temperature, top-k/top-pInference
- Embeddings and vector searchRAG
How it weights your plan
Selecting Texas Instruments when you build a plan multiplies each topic’s priority score:
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