One of the best paying jobs in the industry. WFH provides better work-life balance.
Technology is cutting-edge, with a CEO who has a genius vision and branding strategy. It's fast-paced but generally very forgiving in terms of performance if your efforts are clearly visible. However, missing delivery deadlines is unforgivable.
Can be a toxic work environment. It's a flat organization where internal fights for attention and backstabbing are common. The upper executive level has a bully type mentality with arrogance that trickles downhill. They don’t know what they don’t know sometimes, and if ideas are brought to light, they ridicule them until the CEO thinks of it, and suddenly they are great ideas. If you are thick-skinned and can stand the golden handcuffs, then come aboard!
Increase visibility into project transparency and allow thought origination to be assigned to the originator. It will rejuvenate enthusiasm and fuel passion for all.
5 rounds of 1-1 interviews, 1 round with the group director. 1 round with the manager. 3 rounds with peers. Technical questions regarding CUDA, GPU, coding optimizations, and general questions regarding past experiences in parallel computing and sci
The interview went well. They didn't call me for an onsite, probably because it was a senior position and I lacked experience compared to other candidates. They did mention it would be a 45-minute interview, but it went to 1 hour and 7 minutes, to be
One round of interview is not easy. It involved using C to implement a producer-consumer loop, as well as questions about operating systems. This was not a LeetCode challenge, so it was hard to prepare.
5 rounds of 1-1 interviews, 1 round with the group director. 1 round with the manager. 3 rounds with peers. Technical questions regarding CUDA, GPU, coding optimizations, and general questions regarding past experiences in parallel computing and sci
The interview went well. They didn't call me for an onsite, probably because it was a senior position and I lacked experience compared to other candidates. They did mention it would be a 45-minute interview, but it went to 1 hour and 7 minutes, to be
One round of interview is not easy. It involved using C to implement a producer-consumer loop, as well as questions about operating systems. This was not a LeetCode challenge, so it was hard to prepare.