13-Month Engineering Placement at TI
13-Month Engineering Placement at TI
Applicants must be available for at least 13 months, maintain student status, and be fluent in English both written and spoken. They should have good knowledge of analog and digital electronics, C programming experience, be proficient in PC and internet environments, and possess the drive to accept challenges and learn quickly. Additional valuable skills include experience with MCU, DSP, or analog tools, and any familiarity with Texas Instruments Code Composer Studio .
The working conditions include a smart and comfortable environment with access to DSP, embedded processors, and analog tools for debugging. Interns benefit from a flexible and open-minded work culture and have access to on-site cafeteria services with good food at reasonable prices. They also work with state-of-the-art PC and communication systems .
The European University Program contributes by introducing industry-leading Texas Instruments technologies to future engineers, which prepares technical academic institutions to meet the demands of the 21st century. This program serves as a building block for creating innovative designs using TI technologies, and it supports universities by providing tools and knowledge for teaching embedded processing and analog technologies. This involvement fosters long-term relationships and brand loyalty within academia, which is integral to TI's marketing strategy .
The key responsibilities include providing technical support to universities in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa through email and telephone, assisting professors, lecturers, and postgraduate students with their projects by ensuring they have the right MCU, DSP, and analog tools, and helping to establish MCU, DSP, and analog labs in different universities .
Texas Instruments facilitates continuous technical development by providing access to on-the-job and formal training, including workshops with global teams and customers. Interns also gain hands-on experience using TI products and tools, helping them stay updated with the latest technologies and trends in the semiconductor industry .
A student intern will develop technical knowledge and experience with embedded processors and analog technologies, learn programming and debugging techniques, and receive training in using TI tools. There is the opportunity to attend workshops with customers, thereby broadening technical expertise and improving job readiness .
The application process includes submitting a CV and cover letter in English to Isaak Smart by February 28, followed by informal telephone interviews in March conducted by TI representatives. Successful candidates then proceed to formal telephone interviews. The placement starts in early July 2015 .
The European University Program aims to expand by supporting more universities in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa and establishing new labs. This expansion is significant as it strengthens Texas Instruments' market presence, builds future customer loyalty, and enhances the company's reputation in academia, essential for driving the adoption of TI technologies in university curricula .
Students can expect an attractive compensation and benefits package with a monthly salary paid into a German bank account. However, they must support themselves during the first month and find their own accommodation .
Working in a multicultural environment helps interns develop a global perspective, enhances their ability to work with diverse teams, and improves communication and collaboration skills. These experiences are vital for adapting to various business environments and are beneficial for personal growth and professional development in an increasingly globalized industry .