Development at NVIDIA is fast-paced. As a general rule, the engineers are smart and have a lot to teach.
The benefits are pretty good, and the stock compensation still generates substantial value for employees.
NVIDIA has been having growing pains. Many engineers were hired as a result of the success of the Tesla chips, and it took a lot of time for them to ramp up.
Other infrastructure (IT, internal web services, development process) are still lagging behind and are more or less unchanged from when the company was 1/4 of the current size.
Also, during the recession, many benefits were cut or downsized, and they show no signs of returning.
Make NVIDIA one of the best places to work again by making it easy to work here:
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. There are 2 technical interviews then a full loop. First interview went well. Then I met a Chinese interviewer. The interview starts with some introduction. Then they ask a LeetCode medium question. The ac
I applied for the job while I was in school, and HR contacted me. I arranged for a phone interview with the hiring manager. He was very polite and asked me to mail him a "Cycle in Linked List" solution. The on-site interview was long and rigorous.
The first round of the interview is with the hiring manager. If the hiring manager is happy with your performance, it will proceed to a virtual onsite. I was rejected after the first round.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. There are 2 technical interviews then a full loop. First interview went well. Then I met a Chinese interviewer. The interview starts with some introduction. Then they ask a LeetCode medium question. The ac
I applied for the job while I was in school, and HR contacted me. I arranged for a phone interview with the hiring manager. He was very polite and asked me to mail him a "Cycle in Linked List" solution. The on-site interview was long and rigorous.
The first round of the interview is with the hiring manager. If the hiring manager is happy with your performance, it will proceed to a virtual onsite. I was rejected after the first round.