Pay is OK, compared to other companies. Raises are pretty good, better than previous companies I've been in.
Long hours. Weekend and long nights are pretty much expected.
New cubicles discourage privacy; privacy does not exist.
Don't expect people to come in on weekends and stay for long nights. It works now, but soon there won't be any old knowledge left because everyone will leave.
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 professiona
They asked about past experience, C++ leetcode, digital design, and computer architecture. It's pretty structural and flexible based on your ability. Different interviewers might have different question sets. Good luck!
The first round phone screen lasted about 50 minutes. There were 10 minutes to discuss my resume, 30 minutes for Linux kernel questions, and 10 minutes for C questions. Most of the questions were yes or no, but they were kind of tricky.
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 professiona
They asked about past experience, C++ leetcode, digital design, and computer architecture. It's pretty structural and flexible based on your ability. Different interviewers might have different question sets. Good luck!
The first round phone screen lasted about 50 minutes. There were 10 minutes to discuss my resume, 30 minutes for Linux kernel questions, and 10 minutes for C questions. Most of the questions were yes or no, but they were kind of tricky.