Nice working environment.
Nice and smart people.
Enjoy working at Nvidia. You always feel that you have a lot to learn, and people are ready to help you for your learning.
It's hard to think of any bad things. I would say maybe there are not enough cubes. Some intern has to stay on the side, which actually does not really affect productivity.
One phone screening and one day-long onsite interview. For the phone interview, it consisted of simple programming and machine learning questions. For the onsite, there were around 6 interviews, each 30 minutes long.
I had six interviews in total: * The first was with the hiring manager, including a technical screen. * Then, there were two phone calls: one focused on C++ and software development, and the other on the specific domain of the position. * Fina
I was contacted on LinkedIn. An initial phone interview was scheduled within a few days, followed by a 4-hour onsite interview with 5 people (45 minutes each). The fifth interviewer was the team manager. The phone interview was very standard, coveri
One phone screening and one day-long onsite interview. For the phone interview, it consisted of simple programming and machine learning questions. For the onsite, there were around 6 interviews, each 30 minutes long.
I had six interviews in total: * The first was with the hiring manager, including a technical screen. * Then, there were two phone calls: one focused on C++ and software development, and the other on the specific domain of the position. * Fina
I was contacted on LinkedIn. An initial phone interview was scheduled within a few days, followed by a 4-hour onsite interview with 5 people (45 minutes each). The fifth interviewer was the team manager. The phone interview was very standard, coveri