The interview process was so disorganized that it was hard to believe Nvidia would fall under this category. I had a round of phone interviews and was called on-site for a whole day of interviews. I thought I did all the interviews pretty well and was hoping to hear about an offer. They called me after two weeks, saying they wanted to schedule another day of on-site interviews. Very strange, but I was relieved that they got back to me finally! I did a whole day of interviews on-site and a phone interview with a senior manager of the whole team.
After an agonizing two weeks of waiting, they got back to me via phone and email saying I got the offer. I was super excited as I liked the job profile of the position immensely. The HR then called me to ask about what I was expecting and explained the benefits, etc. After a week, I still had no offer letter or communication except the email before, and I tried to get in touch with the HR. They never picked up or replied to my emails. Finally, after one more week, the HR got back to me saying the position was removed and like you can try applying to other positions in the company.
Seriously, a very unfair move on their side. Making me attend interview one after the other, prolonging the process for 2.5 months, giving me the offer and taking it back afterward. Totally lost all my regards for the recruiting process and HR, wasting my time, their time, and playing with my morale!! They should have at least helped consider me for other positions within the company, but they never did!
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The following metrics were computed from 39 interview experiences for the Nvidia Software Engineer role in Santa Clara, California.
Nvidia's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Santa Clara, California is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Nvidia's Software Engineer interview process in Santa Clara, California.