Internship experience at Nvidia
Internship experience at Nvidia
Beautiful office, generous work-from-home policy. Really hard to get fired/laid off. You can have good work-life balance most of the time if you want to, but there is plenty of opportunity to do lots of work, so you won't get bored.
For a company in the Bay Area, their onsite amenities are remarkably few. This, in addition to their generous work-from-home policy, means you will get minimal social interaction, depending on the team.
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Software Engineer Intern
The interview process consisted of 6 telephonic rounds: 5 technical rounds and 1 HR round. They took two weeks to inform us of the results.
Software Architect
Directly had the first coding round with a Software Engineer. It was a good experience. It was like pair programming. It was very smooth and unfortunately I was rejected, but I would not complain about the interview process.
ASIC Design Intern
After writing the test at a university career fair, I received an email from HR for a phone interview. Had two technical rounds, each lasting 45 minutes. The first round was conducted by the hiring manager, who asked basic questions on Verilog codi
Software Engineer Intern
Santa Clara, California, United StatesDecember 18, 2013The interview process consisted of 6 telephonic rounds: 5 technical rounds and 1 HR round. They took two weeks to inform us of the results.
Software Architect
Santa Clara, California, United StatesSeptember 10, 2026Directly had the first coding round with a Software Engineer. It was a good experience. It was like pair programming. It was very smooth and unfortunately I was rejected, but I would not complain about the interview process.
ASIC Design Intern
Santa Clara, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2013After writing the test at a university career fair, I received an email from HR for a phone interview. Had two technical rounds, each lasting 45 minutes. The first round was conducted by the hiring manager, who asked basic questions on Verilog codi
