Going into the NVIDIA interview, I expected it to be very challenging, given the company’s reputation for cutting-edge hardware and software work. However, the experience turned out to be smooth and well-structured.

The interviewers were professional and asked thoughtful but clear technical and scenario-based questions. They really focused on my hands-on skills in integration, validation, and embedded systems.

What I appreciated most was that the discussion felt less like a grilling and more like a technical conversation. I was able to connect my past experiences in ADAS validation, ECU flashing, and diagnostics directly to NVIDIA’s hardware validation work.

Overall, it felt comfortable and encouraging, and I left the interview with an even stronger interest in the role and respect for the company’s technical culture.

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