Great benefits, location, and work environment. People worked very well with spatially diverse teams.
I have some mixed feelings being an engineer in a smaller satellite office.
My interviews with NVIDIA went pretty well, although I didn't get the offer. Here is the rough process I went through: 1. Submitted my resume at the Siggraph job fair in August 2009. 2. Three weeks later, I got an email from the recruiter for an ini
I applied online, and a hiring manager emailed me to schedule a phone interview. I took the phone interview through some online system to talk with the technical recruiter. He asked some questions according to my resume. Just once, and I never heard
There was one test (MCQ) with mixed questions on C++ and some related to graphic resolution and some on digital circuit systems. Then there was one interview round, mostly based on these topics only.
My interviews with NVIDIA went pretty well, although I didn't get the offer. Here is the rough process I went through: 1. Submitted my resume at the Siggraph job fair in August 2009. 2. Three weeks later, I got an email from the recruiter for an ini
I applied online, and a hiring manager emailed me to schedule a phone interview. I took the phone interview through some online system to talk with the technical recruiter. He asked some questions according to my resume. Just once, and I never heard
There was one test (MCQ) with mixed questions on C++ and some related to graphic resolution and some on digital circuit systems. Then there was one interview round, mostly based on these topics only.