A very good company to work for.
Nothing major, cons in Nvidia.
It was fun. All the people were so nice and gentle. There was no pressure whatsoever. It was fun and made me want the job even more :). They were too easy and actually were friendly in the interview. This was not the case in the previous interviews I
The company came on campus and a test was taken to check analytical skills and concepts of digital hardware and programming. I was then shortlisted for an interview. I had only a technical interview, which lasted only 5 minutes. I felt they only ens
I was asked a 'dictionary' question, which we implemented using a trie data structure. Questions were also related to microprocessors, FPGAs, and NoCs. I picked some random online round questions to test problem-solving understanding.
It was fun. All the people were so nice and gentle. There was no pressure whatsoever. It was fun and made me want the job even more :). They were too easy and actually were friendly in the interview. This was not the case in the previous interviews I
The company came on campus and a test was taken to check analytical skills and concepts of digital hardware and programming. I was then shortlisted for an interview. I had only a technical interview, which lasted only 5 minutes. I felt they only ens
I was asked a 'dictionary' question, which we implemented using a trie data structure. Questions were also related to microprocessors, FPGAs, and NoCs. I picked some random online round questions to test problem-solving understanding.