There are tons of extremely intelligent people to work with. NVIDIA offers decent compensation. It's not quite as glamorous as Google, but offers standard benefits including full health benefits and decent stock option benefits with a faster vesting schedule than other companies I've worked for. Also, NVIDIA provides employees with all the latest cool computer toys you could possibly imagine – obviously, high-end video cards, but also gorgeous monitors.
There are a lot of people here who work very long hours, and if you aren't careful, you can easily end up burning out. The company doesn't do 401k contribution matching, which I was surprised to find out. Parking is kind of difficult sometimes at the Santa Clara office because of how many people we have in our offices.
Keep kicking ass and taking names!
Overall, it was not so great. I was interviewed for a Cloud and Kubernetes profile, yet I hardly had any questions related to that. I had a video conference interview for the Pune location for the autonomous car division. The HR didn't share feedba
One round of telephonic interview, followed by five rounds of F2F interviews onsite.
Initially contacted by a recruiter on a recommendation from a peer. Had an initial phone screen with the recruiter to confirm basic skill sets and experience. Nothing unusual in the questioning. Went for one day of interviews and met six people, in
Overall, it was not so great. I was interviewed for a Cloud and Kubernetes profile, yet I hardly had any questions related to that. I had a video conference interview for the Pune location for the autonomous car division. The HR didn't share feedba
One round of telephonic interview, followed by five rounds of F2F interviews onsite.
Initially contacted by a recruiter on a recommendation from a peer. Had an initial phone screen with the recruiter to confirm basic skill sets and experience. Nothing unusual in the questioning. Went for one day of interviews and met six people, in