A very friendly company to work with.
I didn’t have any cons.
I found NVIDIA at my university's career fair. I spoke with them about summer internships, and they gave me a quiz for the hardware engineering position. Two weeks later, I received an email for a phone interview. I had to complete three of those.
It was an on-campus interview. There was an OA related to ECE core subjects. After that, you have a virtual interview based on the depth of digital electronics. The interview was all about digital electronics, clock signals and timers, and waveforms
A test of 45 minutes, which mainly included questions from aptitude, STA, digital electronics, and computer architecture, was followed by an interview that lasted for about 1 hour. Questions on CMOS inverters, Verilog, and some puzzles were given.
I found NVIDIA at my university's career fair. I spoke with them about summer internships, and they gave me a quiz for the hardware engineering position. Two weeks later, I received an email for a phone interview. I had to complete three of those.
It was an on-campus interview. There was an OA related to ECE core subjects. After that, you have a virtual interview based on the depth of digital electronics. The interview was all about digital electronics, clock signals and timers, and waveforms
A test of 45 minutes, which mainly included questions from aptitude, STA, digital electronics, and computer architecture, was followed by an interview that lasted for about 1 hour. Questions on CMOS inverters, Verilog, and some puzzles were given.