Texas Instruments Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I’ve worked with Texas Instruments since 2016, and it has been a great experience ever since joining the company. I’ve gone through various roles in the short amount of time, and most recently have joined the sales organization where I was able to really make an impact. The work life balance is amazing And the rest of the team makes me happy to go in!"

"I've worked for Texas Instrument since 2002. The company is a leader in 300mm analog technology."

"I have worked on TI for three years. This is a great company to experience the IC hardware flow as a design engineer. The work-life balance differs from team to team."

"I worked for TI for 18 years. I have found it to be a strong company with good ethical values and an emphasis on customer retention. The company employs around 30,000 people and has a global presence."

"Texas Instruments was a great place to start my career and learn about the semiconductor industry. Due to company rearrangement after about a year I moved to a new team that I wasn’t happy with. My role changed and my manager told me that there weren’t opportunities outside of this role for the foreseeable future, which is when I decided to leave for better opportunities."

"I worked at Texas Instruments from July 2016 to October 2018. The company has a great work ethic and a healthy corporate culture. There are normally plenty of opportunities to move around and try different roles within the company. I happened to land with a team after a reorganization that operated a bit differently than the team I was with before and found myself stuck in a role I did not enjoy. After trying to move for a year I decided that I needed to quit and try to find a new job."

"Salary: Low Bonus: Excellent; up to 20% of salary. Raises: 2-3% for top performers. 401k: Mediocre Health Insurance: Great for employees; high for family or just spouse. People: Expectations are set from day 1 as to what is acceptable from an ethics and performance standpoint; unfortunately, if you have enough experience these things will be overlooked as long as you are not in the presence of the public."

"Great company with good leadership and strong growth. A bit on the conservative side. Good opportunity for advancement. Good work life balance. Very nice culture allowing you to ask questions and challenge assumptions."

"I have worked for TI as an Intern and thesis student for one year."

"I have worked for TI for three months as an intern."

"I have worked at TI for 3.5 years. It is a great place to work at."

"I have worked for Texas Instruments for 34 years. I have had a great career. I was extremely happy in my previous job. The culture of this company has grown globally and technician positions are being reduced to encourage engineering professionals to learn all job requirements, this is the new business decision from business majors. If anything is taken from this, is TI is taking the best and brightest talent based from university's degree and test scores to the marketplace. All others need not apply."

"Good company, but no other job options at that area."

"I worked at TI from 2002 to 2011 and it was all good. They kept me on as a contractor and I would probably have preferred converting to full-time with benefits and recognition, but that option was not avalable."