Process
After applying two times, I was invited to a phone interview. The interview lasted roughly 15 minutes. My results were given to me in under an hour.
There were 4 questions. Most of them were about experience working as a group, but I don't remember all of them.
Questions
Have you ever worked with a team, and how did you handle conflict?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Nvidia QA Engineer role in Taipei, Taiwan.
Success Rate
100%
Pass Rate
Nvidia's interview process for their QA Engineer roles in Taipei, Taiwan is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
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Neutral100%
Negative0%
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Nvidia's QA Engineer interview process in Taipei, Taiwan.
Nvidia Work Experiences
4.0
Still One of the Best Places to Work!
QA Engineer • Former Employee
Santa Clara, California, United States
February 25, 2013
Pros: Good Culture, Remains Innovative and Aggressive
Cons: Way Understaffed (Horrible Work/Life Balance)
Transition BU Personnel was Bad
Odd Vacation / Time Off Policy
3.0
Great Place to Work -- If Working in GPU Business Unit
QA Engineer • Current Employee
Santa Clara, California, United States
June 21, 2008
Pros: There are many bright folks at Nvidia.
Very consistent record of product deliverables.
Cafeteria provides lunch up to a $5 voucher.
Good culture.
Cons: 1. Several business units at Nvidia; two of the biggest being their GPU and MCP division.
It is promoted as a GPU team by E-Staff. MCP is overlooked in many ways.
2. Current growth may be too fast for their own good.
3. AND... YES, they do overwork folks. I've known many who have sacrificed their personal lives.
4.0
That's one way to start a career
QA Engineer • Former Employee
San Jose, California, United States
March 9, 2021
Pros: During COVID, they provided equipment so I was able to work at home.
The pay was very good. The job was tedious but not hard.
Cons: People are busy. Always be in contact, even if they can't get to you.
Some of their information, like "how to side-load an Android phone?", is outdated or lacks basic instructions. YouTube is your best friend here.
- 4.0Still One of the Best Places to Work!QA Engineer • Former EmployeeSanta Clara, California, United StatesFebruary 25, 2013Pros: Good Culture, Remains Innovative and AggressiveCons: Way Understaffed (Horrible Work/Life Balance) Transition BU Personnel was Bad Odd Vacation / Time Off Policy
- 3.0Great Place to Work -- If Working in GPU Business UnitQA Engineer • Current EmployeeSanta Clara, California, United StatesJune 21, 2008Pros: There are many bright folks at Nvidia. Very consistent record of product deliverables. Cafeteria provides lunch up to a $5 voucher. Good culture.Cons: 1. Several business units at Nvidia; two of the biggest being their GPU and MCP division. It is promoted as a GPU team by E-Staff. MCP is overlooked in many ways. 2. Current growth may be too fast for their own good. 3. AND... YES, they do overwork folks. I've known many who have sacrificed their personal lives.
- 4.0That's one way to start a careerQA Engineer • Former EmployeeSan Jose, California, United StatesMarch 9, 2021Pros: During COVID, they provided equipment so I was able to work at home. The pay was very good. The job was tedious but not hard.Cons: People are busy. Always be in contact, even if they can't get to you. Some of their information, like "how to side-load an Android phone?", is outdated or lacks basic instructions. YouTube is your best friend here.
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