I've worked for about a dozen companies in my career, from startup to established, small to large, and NVIDIA is by far the best company I've worked for. There's a mindset of frankness and intellectual honesty, a sense of shared purpose and values, and a culture of work/life balance and of giving back to the community – volunteering, charitable giving, etc. The company continues to excel, despite many bears and naysayers, and the benefits of success are shared nicely amongst all employees.
For me, there are no cons to working at NVIDIA.
Keep up the good work!
I applied online. The process took 1 week. The interview consisted of direct questions, classic HR topics, and personal motivation. There was no technical content or professional depth, but rather a focus on career background, expectations, reasons
I had two 45-minute phone interviews with two people from NVIDIA. The first interviewer questioned me about my experience and expertise and, at the end, asked some fundamental technical questions. The second interviewer asked me very detailed quest
Phone interview with a heiring manager and a virtual technical interview is scheduled. Each team member asked some technical questions including math problems, algorithms, computer programming language such as C, Python, and behaviors.
I applied online. The process took 1 week. The interview consisted of direct questions, classic HR topics, and personal motivation. There was no technical content or professional depth, but rather a focus on career background, expectations, reasons
I had two 45-minute phone interviews with two people from NVIDIA. The first interviewer questioned me about my experience and expertise and, at the end, asked some fundamental technical questions. The second interviewer asked me very detailed quest
Phone interview with a heiring manager and a virtual technical interview is scheduled. Each team member asked some technical questions including math problems, algorithms, computer programming language such as C, Python, and behaviors.