Day in the life of a Product Engineer at Texas Instruments

[@britaneysimpson01]

That's a nice job...my boyfriend wants to be in that field... He has my full support.

[@rodrigonh]

Congratulations. Yes you guys really have the best parts worldwide. Also not only silicon but knowledge "parts". All of this readily available for customers. Many thanks!

[@fdvg995]

I was working on Texas Instruments before. He played an active part in Texas in the world.

[@jonatanrrz]

Really cool job! "What little girl (or boy) doen't dream of taking apart semiconductors in a clean room"

[@GeorgeGeorge-xj2bc]

The needed qualifications and skills for such a job are the same for a professor to teach in a university,or even better?

[@naftilos76]

That's just amazing. I wish I had my chance to be there! Keep up the good work. I have been buying components from TI like for ever.

[@caioheitor3181]

That's a really great job congratulations !!

[@ZackGomez198035]

Based on a personality assessment, this job is ideal for me.

[@jaxturner7288]

Zackary Gomez too bad its more about experience and education, its not personality that makes you successful in a career. Only Mcdonalds will hire you for your cheery smile cupcake, everyone else wants skills, better get some.

[@68HC060]

I'm posting back in 2022. I didn't know you have your own foundry in Dallas; that's so cool. -What is your minimum feature size ?

[@Samithheelbathdeniya]

Is there available 2020 internship programs for MBA students

[@alperenalperen2458]

This is a really cool job.

[@ayushkhandelwal15]

Wow...I wish I could join Ti as product developer

[@lavitaebella6561]

What have I study to work here? Electronic Engineering?

[@StEvUgnIn]

After seeing this I have no clue what she does

[@j.pesquera]

She analyzes electronic computer chips (a.k.a. wafers) that house integrated circuits and determines if they're performing to their optimal capabilities and analyzes any defects they might have. Basically any electronic device manufactured by Texas Instruments is comprised of these computer chips and give the device its functionality, so to ensure these products perform how they're supposed to you need product engineers like Danielle to perform analyses to ensure everything about the product is performing to standard.

[@jamessoward9589]

James Soward served as the Cinematographer on this video.

[@jaxturner7288]

James Soward now we know, what went wrong.

[@The.Doctor.Venkman]

@@jaxturner7288 Yeah, you turned up and opened your big dopey mouth...

[@jaxturner7288]

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[@HoangNguyen-sb7kw]

I love your smile!

[@celinaturek7154]

Hello from Poland:))))

[@jugnu361]

changed her department a lot

[@drzfit]

Yes, that is how our product/test engineering rotation program is designed. New hires gain experience is several different roles over their first couple of years at TI. This helps new product engineers learn first-hand how their role impacts other job functions in the company.

[@jugnu361]

agree

[@soheng9131]

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[@kabukisyneri296]

"24/7 problem solving" what are you in your sleeping solving the f****** problem as well?

[@alexanderbrown6077]

yes