Flexible working environment and average salary.
Good relocation package.
The job is not very interesting and exciting. The semiconductor business is not so promising.
No idea about this.
I applied for this position on their company website. After a few days, a recruiter contacted me and set up two telephonic interviews. Then, I attended a half-day onsite interview at the Santa Clara office. All the questions were not that hard; they
I was initially emailed by an HR person who set me up with a phone interview. The phone interview was with a very rude manager who kept interrupting me and spoke with a heavy Indian accent. He asked me a few questions that were, in my opinion, not
The interview had a friendly atmosphere. I was asked about my latest projects, the most challenging debugging project, and the operating system where I had the most experience. They also asked me about my salary and benefits expectations from NVIDIA
I applied for this position on their company website. After a few days, a recruiter contacted me and set up two telephonic interviews. Then, I attended a half-day onsite interview at the Santa Clara office. All the questions were not that hard; they
I was initially emailed by an HR person who set me up with a phone interview. The phone interview was with a very rude manager who kept interrupting me and spoke with a heavy Indian accent. He asked me a few questions that were, in my opinion, not
The interview had a friendly atmosphere. I was asked about my latest projects, the most challenging debugging project, and the operating system where I had the most experience. They also asked me about my salary and benefits expectations from NVIDIA