NVIDIA is a well-run, aggressive, and focused company. Jen-Hsun personally sets a tempo and culture that permeates the organization and makes it a great place to work. NVIDIA is not a political company, and it's great to work in an environment where everyone is pulling in the same, well-defined direction. NVIDIA recruits and retains some incredibly smart people, making it a place where it is a delight to work as part of a very able team.
The hours can be long; you are expected to be available to answer the flood of emails 24/7. That is part of being an aggressive organization. Provided you are able to manage the balance between work and life (which not all can), it is a rewarding environment to be part of and worth the effort.
Keep pushing hard on us; that is ultimately why we like working here.
NVIDIA's process includes a phone interview followed by several levels of one-on-one in-person interviews at their offices. The phone interview went well. The first one-on-one interview also went well; this was with the hiring manager. The second in
Phone call screening first to see if you are a good fit. Then, two technical interviews: * The first is a coding test with simple questions. * The second is more related to hardware concepts.
I applied online. The recruiter reached out and set up a phone interview on Teams. The interviewer was nice and polite. The interview was moderate, except for one advanced question, so I guess I did not get the offer.
NVIDIA's process includes a phone interview followed by several levels of one-on-one in-person interviews at their offices. The phone interview went well. The first one-on-one interview also went well; this was with the hiring manager. The second in
Phone call screening first to see if you are a good fit. Then, two technical interviews: * The first is a coding test with simple questions. * The second is more related to hardware concepts.
I applied online. The recruiter reached out and set up a phone interview on Teams. The interviewer was nice and polite. The interview was moderate, except for one advanced question, so I guess I did not get the offer.