Aggressive development, plenty of stuff to learn, highly trusted by the team, and decent compensation in the IC industry.
Sometimes the high expectations from the company may be a burden, especially during life events.
It would be nicer to have more discussion on career path.
Compensation is good, but it still needs improvement given the high living expenses in the Bay Area.
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
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
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.
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
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
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.