There are many benefits to working at NVIDIA.
Few are:
Work-life balance will be affected for a little time in bursts.
With huge hiring going on, there might be some bad training in a few leadership levels.
Better training for the new leaders of the teams.
I applied online. The process took 1 day. The interview process at NVIDIA is generally rigorous and highly technical, especially for engineering roles (software, hardware, AI/ML). Screening: * Submit application (often via referral or careers porta
Mostly questions around your previous work. * Design * Verification environment * Basic design techniques, etc. Another round focused mostly on digital design basics, synthesis, timing, and DFT basics. Questions included setup/hold time, etc
Resume shortlist after three interviews. 1. The first was technical. I was asked about data structures and algorithms. 2. The second was about projects. 3. The third was with HR.
I applied online. The process took 1 day. The interview process at NVIDIA is generally rigorous and highly technical, especially for engineering roles (software, hardware, AI/ML). Screening: * Submit application (often via referral or careers porta
Mostly questions around your previous work. * Design * Verification environment * Basic design techniques, etc. Another round focused mostly on digital design basics, synthesis, timing, and DFT basics. Questions included setup/hold time, etc
Resume shortlist after three interviews. 1. The first was technical. I was asked about data structures and algorithms. 2. The second was about projects. 3. The third was with HR.